There are many options available for women who want to scuba dive, but fins are the most important. They provide extra strength while submerged and can be lightweight or heavy depending on your preference. Vents are available to reduce drag, and blade materials can be chosen to maximize propulsion and flexibility. Also, women need safe and comfortable fins. For these needs, most women choose lightweight fins. Here are some tips for finding the perfect fins.
ZUMA
ZUMA women’s scuba diving gear is perfect for any level of diver, whether you are a beginner or an experienced pro. The innovative back inflation system and weight-integrated harness system help you stand up straight and keep your cylinder close to your body. It folds flat for travel-friendly simplicity and weight-integration. Zuma offers a tank retract system and flat valves to increase safety.
Avanti Quattros
Avanti Quattros women’s snorkeling and diving gear is perfect for you if you are a woman who enjoys the ocean. The lightweight design makes it easy to use and comes with many useful features. This gear's open-heel design allows for easy on/off without the need to adjust laces or socks. Women may find the fins particularly useful when they're diving on a rocky site.
Storm fins
Aqualung Storm is a great choice for travel fins. These versatile fins are made of lightweight Monprene and are suitable for any kind of diving. They are unique in their foot pocket design and full-fin design. This makes donning or doffing them easy. These are available in four sizes. They can also be used for traveling.
Aqua Lung
The brand is known for producing women's scuba gear that fits perfectly, while still being durable. The Aqua Flex line features super stretch neoprene, with three times the stretch of regular neoprene. Other top brands in the line include Bare, which is known for great women's sizing. Micron, which is the smallest and lightest regulator in the line, features a balanced second and first stage to provide excellent breathing performance.
Aqua Tube Socks
ScubaTubeSocks provide a great transition to a wetsuit, snorkel boots or booties. The elastic drawstring laces ensure that the socks are securely attached to your feet. They will not slip or develop blisters. The non-slip textured rubber soles of these socks prevent them sliding off surfaces.
Custom-made suits
If you're looking for a custom-made scuba gear suit that will fit your specific body type and size, you're not alone. Many other women divers opt for custom-made suits as well, and for good reason. These suits offer a range of benefits, including an airway, thumb holes, and a variety of other features. Here are some examples:
Electronic Rescue and Location System, (enos).
Developed in Germany, the ENOS (Electronic Rescue and Location System) allows divers to contact their boat in case of trouble. The radio frequencies used by the system are non-licensed and comply with national radio frequency laws. It is compatible with almost all women's scuba gear, and it is not limited to scuba diving. It can also be used by water sports enthusiasts.