Choose your fin and foot-pocket style
Decide whether you will wear boots before choosing between open-heel and full-foot options.

Compare scuba diving fins by foot-pocket style, blade design and intended use.
Decide whether you will wear boots before choosing between open-heel and full-foot options.
Full-foot fins enclose the heel; check whether the specific model is designed for bare feet or permits thin fin socks.
Compare blade length, overall weight and the manufacturer's description of blade feel.
Decide whether you will wear boots before choosing between open-heel and full-foot options. Compare fit, overall weight and blade feel, then consider packing length. Your usual diving environment and preferred kicking style can help narrow the choices more usefully than appearance alone.
Full-foot fins enclose the heel; check whether the specific model is designed for bare feet or permits thin fin socks. Open-heel scuba fins use a heel strap and commonly need dive boots. Check the actual model’s footwear guidance, because adjustable snorkelling fins can be designed for bare feet.
Choose boots and fins together: boot thickness, sole shape and the fin pocket all affect fit. A shoe-size label or an adjustable strap alone does not guarantee the right fit.
Explore the wider Dive Gear collection to compare related equipment and accessories.
Need help choosing? Ask our Hallam team for advice on the options that suit your equipment and plans.
Find compatible parts and useful additions in Fin Accessories. Check the exact model and product inclusions before ordering.
Compare blade length, overall weight and the manufacturer's description of blade feel. Your usual diving conditions, kicking style and luggage space help narrow the choice.
With modular fins, confirm the exact blade and foot-pocket combination. Read whether the listing supplies complete fins or replacement components before comparing prices.