Accessori classici Tubo galleggiante Turbo Thruster Pinne, nero, 22 "L x 9,5" W

Brand:Classic Accessories

3.4/5

€
109.00

Le pinne gonfiabili per moto d'acqua di Classic Accessories ti aiutano a raggiungere le tue buche di pesca preferite durante la navigazione su pontoni e tubi galleggianti.

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EAN: 0052963632279

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Nuoto, Attrezzatura per l'allenamento, Pinne da allenamento,

Le cinghie del tallone si adattano e rilasciano con un clic e rimangono fissate durante l'uso. Per trampolieri di stivali o calze. La lama della pinna ventilata aggiunge spinta turbo a ogni calcio. Taglia unica. Colore nero. Garanzia a vita limitata di un anno. Taglia unica. La lama della pinna ventilata dal profilo sottile aggiunge spinta turbo a ogni calcio. Il cinturino regolabile sul tallone a sgancio rapido rimane sicuro durante l'uso. Le pinne Turbo Thruster nere e grigie misurano 22L x 9,5W.

Brand	Classic Accessories
Brand Name	‎Classic Accessories
Color	Multicoloured
Color	‎Multicoloured
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 396 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Fit Type	Regular
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎31.75 x 12.75 x 31.75 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎22.5 x 10.1 x 3.7 inches
Item Weight	‎4.9 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Classic Accessories
Material	Polypropylene
Material	‎Polypropylene
Model Name	‎63227
Package Weight	‎2.34 Kilograms
Part Number	‎63227
Size	‎22"L x 9.5"W
Sport Type	Fishing
Sport Type	‎Fishing
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Christi A. Kesig

A+++ AMAZING FLOAT TUBE FINS

These fins are a must have if you float tube. They really push a lot of water allowing you to cover a large area and make way in the wind. They are comfortable to wear for the entire day. I have had them for over 4 years and have been extremely happy with them. I haven't had any issues with broken clips or the clips coming off as others have stated, however I do have extra straps that attach around the ankles just in case they do come off. At this price point you can't beat them.

Scritto da: P. Adams

One of the best recreational purchases I have made.

I hope this review helps you in your shopping. I always depend on them before I buy. I bought these to use in a float tube for fishing. They were larger than I expected, but I decided to give them a try. I am 65 and my little bird legs balked at them at first. But they turned out to be great. I can wear them over stocking foot waders or small tennis shoes. And these things really propel. I had my wife take me a mile up a river and let me out. I had to kick my way for that mile and then another half mile against a quartering wind to get back to our campsite. I have a bad knee and was truly worried about how I would feel the next day. I can't really describe the excitement I felt that next morning. My calves were a little sore from not getting much exercise. And I could feel tightness in my thighs. And best of all, I could feel some tightness in my abs. You may not like the sound of all that, but it was heaven to me. I am a doctor and don't get much exercise. I can't jog because of my knee. These did not stress my knee at all. I have found a way to exercise calves, thighs and abs while having the fun of paddling around the lake and fishing. A great product.

Scritto da: Sean

For float tube fishing these have served me well

I have been using a pair of these for several years now. The only issue is that are a larger heavier pair of fins. But I guess the trade off is that work well. I am a size 11 and in cold weather I wear as many as two pairs of socks, one being very heavy carhartt socks, 3mm neoprene waders with feet booties, then a pair of 3mm neoprene water booties with hard soles and I can slip these fins on with ease. They are very easy to slip on and off. You never have to unclip the strap buckles, just use the quick releases to looses then, pull the rear heel strap off your heel and remove foot. Do the opposite when putting on. These have been durable and give me very good control out on the water. I fish every week as much as possible between ice out until next freeze. I have used these a ton. I never review products until I'm sure they can withstand my demands. These have.

Scritto da: Richard C. Bingham

A Disappointing Product

I purchased these fins four months ago and based my purchase on the reviews for this product. I have used them with my float tube on five separate fishing trips. My first trip they seemed to work fairly well, but on subsequent trips became increasingly disappointing. The strap releases, which are typical cheap plastic clip types, began to release while in use. The first time it happened I nearly lost the fin (they don't float of course) and I was fortunate enough to catch it before it sake to the bottom of the lake. Last week (my fifth and last trip with these fins) They released five times because the rubber (flubber) straps kept come out of the plastic clips. Being constantly concerned about whether or not you fins are going to come off is no fun. At the end of the day while I was return from the far side of the lake I felt a strap let go and rather they try to reattach it (again!) I limped to shore with one fin. As I pressed the releases on the remaining fin one of them broke. These fins are poorly designed for float tube fishing. The rubber stretches with use until they become useless and the plastic clip attachments are easy to clip on but are not strong enough to last beyond a few uses. These may be adequate for scuba diving, but they DO NOT serve the float tube fisher. If I could return them now I would. Unfortunately the return period often doesn't provide for actual use of a product and customer dissatisfaction. Don't waste your money or precious fishing time on this disappointing product.

Scritto da: craig d gerla

So the good and bad and good

So the good and bad and good. Good- the product showed up early so I could use it on my first fishing trip of the season. BAD- got in my floattube clipped in went to tighten the one strap and it broke. I will not repeat what I said next but you can guess it wasn't pretty. Luckily my friend had an extra set so the day wasn't shot. Good- did the Classic Accessories return policy thing, it was super easy, filled out a return app. to a picture faxed it and within a week they sent me a bran new set of flippers. So now I have an extra in case another breaks. Haven't tried them out yet but I think it was just a fluke that they broke in the first place given the buckles and flippers are no different than the ones they sell at cabelas or bass pro just a different name.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works, but the shorter one works better

Good product, but for me the shorter one's worked better, and easier to maneuver

Scritto da: Woody

Nice design

Comfortable and efficient - lot of movement with minimal foot motion.

Scritto da: Erik Rico

Seems pretty reliable

Just got them today read a lot of reviews and many said they could wear boots with the fins and many said they could not my boots did not fit and they are a size 11 overall they seem pretty good quality even though I haven't used them the strap is my concern it seems like it could be better but I'm pretty sure it will be fine I'm giving this 4 stars due to the fact that that I can't wear my boots with them but if that wasn't the issue I would give them 5 stars

Scritto da: Gord Stephenson

Replaced the old ones good product

Liked. Replaced the old ones. Use them for fly fishing in my Belly Boat.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Gr8 buy

They are very good find for the price

Scritto da: C Ramsay

big, but lots of power

these are a big item when packing into a lake, but they sure give you a lot of propulsion on the water. Always a trade off when packing in (weight and size versus propulsion on the water)

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Very stiff and don't get a lot of thrust but for the extra work you have to do they didn't tire my legs out after a good 5 hours

Basic fins with cheap plastic buckles. Bought these to go with my float tube,First thing to do is make sure to buy some type of tethers! If the straps come undone you won't end up loosing a fin lol I wear a pair of waders with a size 11 boot and have to wet the fin and wiggle it onto my boot so any size bigger then an 11 might be a no go with these,Very stiff and don't get a lot of thrust but for the extra work you have to do they didn't tire my legs out after a good 5 hours or so floating one of my local ponds.

Scritto da: Terry Maclean

Great fins for the float tube

These work great! Fitment is good as well as the materials are well made! They get me where I need to go fast!