The TUSA HyFlex Zoom Dive Fins are designed for scuba diving and snorkelling with dive boots. Choose them with the dive boots you plan to wear, because the boot changes how the pocket fits.
Features and benefits
- Split blades and six vents: combine the split-fin layout with water-flow openings.
- Angled blade design: positions the blade relative to the pocket during the kick.
- Modular HyFlex interface: separates compatible blades and pockets for packing or replacement.
- TA0915 bungee strap: offers five heel-retention settings; it does not change the moulded pocket size.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | TUSA HyFlex Zoom SF0111 |
| Use | Scuba diving and snorkelling with dive boots |
| Footwear | Dive boots required |
| Model | SF0111 |
| Style | Open heel; split blade |
| Blade | TUSA flex material; six vents |
| Strap | TA0915 bungee; five positions |
TUSA HyFlex Zoom SF0111 size and fit guide
| Fin size | Foot length guide | EU guide |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 22–24 cm | 34–38 |
| S | 24–26 cm | 38–40 |
| M | 26–28 cm | 40–44 |
| L/XL | 28–32 cm | 44–50 |
This guide matches the combined L/XL configuration listed here. TUSA also publishes charts for newer separate L and XL configurations; check the exact size option rather than mixing the charts.
All sizing is a guide only; foot width and shape affect the fit. Try the fins with your dive boots. The strap should hold the boot securely without curling your toes or creating uncomfortable pressure. Boots are sold separately with these 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.
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.







