The Oceanic Accel fins are compact open-heel dive fins with an angled blade and stretch heel strap. The centre channel and pronounced side rails guide water behind the blade, while the relatively compact shape is convenient for travelling with dive equipment.
Features and benefits
- Compact angled blade: a manageable profile for packing and a range of trained diving kick styles.
- Central channel and side rails: help control water flow along the blade.
- High-stretch heel strap: pulls over the heel of a correctly fitted dive boot.
- Colour choices: select from the options offered; additional colour kits are not included unless separately specified.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Oceanic Accel |
| Fin style | Open heel |
| Footwear | Dive boots required |
| Blade | Compact, angled; centre channel and side rails |
| Heel strap | Stretch strap |
| Product sizes | XS, SM/MD, REG, XL/XXL |
Accel fin size guide
| Product size | EU shoe size guide | UK shoe size guide |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 37–41 | 4–6 |
| SM/MD | 41–44 | 6–9 |
| REG | 44–46 | 9–11 |
| XL/XXL | 46+ | 11+ |
The manufacturer chart labels SM/MD as S/M and XL/XXL as XL/2XL. These ranges are a starting guide only: your boot’s thickness and sole shape affect the final fit.
These are open-heel fins for use with dive boots. Boot thickness, sole shape and foot width affect the fit, so try the fin with the actual boots you will wear. The heel strap should hold the boot securely without forcing your toes against the end of the pocket. Boots are sold separately with the standalone fins.
To measure your feet, place paper against a wall, stand with your heel gently against the wall and mark your longest toe. Measure from the wall to the mark in centimetres. Repeat for the other foot and use the longer measurement. Where a model has no foot-length chart, contact us with that measurement and your usual shoe size rather than using another fin model’s chart.
View Oceanic Accel colour examples
Care and storage
Rinse in fresh water after use and remove sand from the foot pockets and adjustments. Dry in the shade before storing away from heat and direct sunlight. Store blades flat without bending them or placing heavy items on top. Check straps and buckles before your next swim.











