Posts Tagged ‘travel fins’

Snorkel Gear – National Geographic

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

National Geographic Snorkel Gear

Have you heard of it? We have been getting great reviews with the National Geographic Snorkeling Fit Fins for our traveling snorkelers. Add the National Geographic Tunny Mask & Snorkel and you have a great National Geographic snorkel equipment.

We have been getting great reviews on the National Geographic FIT Snorkeling Travel Fins. The fins are great for travel and have a soft foot pocket so no boots are needed. The snorkel package is sold for $73.95.

All National Geographic snorkel gear is sold in a snorkel package or can be purchased individual. (Mask, Fins & Snorkel).

Cressi Snorkel Gear – NEW

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

cressi snorkel gearI love getting new gear for the store and being the buyer for snorkelingonline.com it seems like it is Christmas every day.

Our newest product is the Cressi snorkel equipment but the snorkeling gear that I want to talk about today is the Cressi snorkeling travel package. The Cressi snorkel gear includes the Cressi Palau SAF Fins, Sky II Mask & Gamma Snorkel with an awesome travel bag.

The size of the fins might have some fooled but they work great in the water and perfect size for the traveler. The Sky II mask has a silicone skirt with tempered glass and the Gamma Snorkel has a replaceable silicone mouthpiece and is semi-dry.

The snorkeling equipment can be purchased as a package or can be purchased individually for just the snorkel, snorkeling fins or snorkel mask. The fins come in 3 colors and 3 sizes.

Snorkel Equipment: How To Replace a Fin Strap

Saturday, October 10th, 2009

All manufacturers have a different buckle system on their snorkeling fins but you will find that each manufacturer does stick with the same system. Aqua Lung, which owns the snorkeling companies U.S. Divers & Aqua Lung Sport use the same buckle system. What constitutes a buckle system is the fin strap and the buckle. Because it is difficult to thread the the rubber strap through the buckle, it is rarely sold separately.

How do you change the buckle system? It is easy and we put a short video together to show you how.


II. Snorkel Gear Product Reviews

Sunday, July 19th, 2009

U.S. Divers Aqua Lung Sport Trek Travel Fins Product reviews, including snorkeling gear, are an important part of shopping in todays world. Though SnorkelingOnline does not have a review program at this time, we still do have reviews from customers. We sell online, not only on our website, but we do have a presence on Amazon. Here is our top most popular snorkeling fins and a few customer reviews that have purchased the Aqua Lung Sport U.S. Divers Trek Travel Fins.

5.0 out of 5 stars Best of both worlds-Fast fins that act like a shoe…
By Tim “Digital Dude” (Texas)
Ever try to walk around in swim fins, especially the long ones? It ain’t easy. The Trek’s made it a breeze for me though I probably looked like a duck because of their shape. I tried the long and thin Proflex II’s but they were so flimsy they curled with every kick of my legs creating drag which quickly tired me out. Walking in them was impossible. The Trek’s stiffness and short length propelled me through the water like I was flying using rapid stiff leg bent at the knee minikicks. They held their own advancing against the strong current of tuber’s river rapids without a problem. Also used them as shoes to brace myself standing moving limestone boulders the size of 5 gallon water jugs out of the way of the rapids. I couldn’t believe how tough these fins were. The rubber/plastic material is thicker than the Proflex II’s and they fit perfectly and comfortably. I walked on concrete without slipping and could brace myself from hitting huge underwater limestone boulders. I would say the Trek’s are the best design out of all of the US Diver line of swim fins, but I’m not a pro diver, so take that for what it’s worth. Just started this month trying out this type of equipment for recreational use and I just love how these fins work.

5.0 out of 5 stars Light and fun!
By C. Lizan (Texas)
Wow, what fun fins! Easy to pack, light to carry and perfect for the water.

5.0 out of 5 stars Travel fins
By Beverly B
I love these fins. The are wonderful to use and easy and light to pack.

I. Snorkel Gear Product Reviews

Saturday, July 4th, 2009

U.S. Divers Aqua Lung Sport Snorkeling Package Product reviews, including snorkeling gear, are an important part of shopping in todays world. Though SnorkelingOnline does not have a review program at this time, we still do have reviews from customers. We sell online, not only on our website, but we do have a presence on Amazon. Here is our top most popular snorkeling package and a few customer reviews that have purchased the Aqua Lung Sport St Tropez Mask, Trek Fins, Seabreeze Snorkel & Bag.

5.0 out of 5 stars snorkeling in the carribean
By ru4shore
We got two sets to take on a cruise to the carribean and they were perfect. Just the right size to fit easily in a suitcase, and easy to carry to the beach…

5.0 out of 5 stars good product
By A Kib (Maryland)
Items worked fine, you get a good line of vision from the mask and it kept the water out. i’m new to snorkeling and found this served my needs very well on my vacation. item arrived quickly and i would recommend.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good basic snorkel set
By J. A. “Froggie” (Washington)
It came within a week of ordering which was good because I was slow to place the order. I like the bag which fit perfectly in the bottom of my suitcase and yet was all I needed for a snorkeling day trip. The short fins provide all the power you need for snorkeling with the benefit that they put less stress on knees and ankles–at least my joints held up better than usual. I snokeled 4-5 hours a day for three days in a row with only minor stress to joints.

Whats New in Snorkeling Mask, Snorkel Fins & Snorkels? Color!

Monday, June 1st, 2009

Finally, finally, finally! U.S. Divers (Aqua Lung Sport, same company) has come out with a snorkeling package in pink! Though the men might not find this exciting news, but pink lovers do. In the scuba industry, in the old days, hot pink was the color and it was so insulting that there were t-shirts made that said, Women Divers Dont Wear Hot Pink! But U.S. Divers hit it on the head when they came out with a pretty soft pink. For those that love pink, the Aqua Lung Sport Diva LX Mask, Island Dry Snorkel, Trek Fins & Travel Bag will definately fill your snorkeling needs.

Grab My Snorkeling Gear, Snorkel Trip Is Being Planned

Friday, May 8th, 2009

Having dinner with my snorkeling buddies, we were discussing how we havent traveled as much as we have in the past. We decided that work can wait and we are ready to plan our next snorkeling adventure. Of course when talking snorkeling or scuba, Cozumel always comes up but this trip we are talking St. Croix. I have been there maybe 20 years ago and it was so long ago, I welcomed this idea.

Doing a little research and being an outdoors person, I am looking forward to going to Buck Island which is one of only 3 Underwater National Monuments. Nope, did not know this either.

So hopefully this summer, I will grab my mask, my Trek Travel Fins, and my Ultra Dry Snorkel and visit the beautiful island of St. Croix and the marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea.

Whether we go to St. Croix or somewhere else, you know I will be blogging about it!

Snorkeling Packages: Which Is the Best Snorkel Gear?

Monday, April 13th, 2009

We, at SnorkelingOnline.com get asked daily, what is the best snorkel package to purchase and we explain that everyones snorkeling needs are different, so it depends. But what are the most popular snorkel packages that we sell, well that is easy. It is between the Aqua Lung Sport St Tropez Mask, Trek Fins, Seabreeze Snorkel & Bag, the Aqua Lung Sport Anacapa Mask, Total Dry Snorkel, Trek Travel Fins & Mesh Bag OR the Aqua Lung Sport Sideview LX Mask, Total Dry Snorkel, Blast II Fins & Bag Snorkel Package. One package has a semi-dry snorkel and the other two have the total dry snorkel and all three have masks and the snorkeling bags are either made of nylon, denier or mesh. But the major difference is the fins and offered in each snorkel package is the Trek Travel Fins or the Blast II Fins. The best explanation is the manufacturer representation telling you the features and benefits of both.