The TUSA Sport Reef Tourer UF-14Z is a short-blade snorkelling fin with a soft open-heel pocket and adjustable silicone strap. It is a useful choice for travel and casual surface snorkelling when you want a compact fin that is easy to put on.
Features and benefits
- Short travel blade: takes up less packing space than a long-blade fin.
- Multi-compound construction: combines flexible blade material with supportive ribs.
- Adjustable silicone strap: allows you to secure the heel within the selected size.
- Soft open-heel pocket: designed for comfortable entry and barefoot use.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand/model | TUSA Sport Reef Tourer UF-14Z |
| Fin style | Open heel |
| Blade | Short, multi-compound with reinforcing ribs |
| Strap | Adjustable silicone |
| Use | Snorkelling and travel |
Size and fit guide
| Size label | EU shoe size guide | Foot length guide |
|---|---|---|
| S | 32–39 | 20–23 cm |
| M | 36–42 | 23–26 cm |
| L | 40–46 | 25–28 cm |
The table is a guide for this model; order only from the sizes currently offered in the product options. Fit barefoot and check that the strap holds your heel without squeezing.
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.
Size charts are a guide only; individual fit varies with foot shape. Check both feet and try the fins with any socks you intend to use. The pocket should hold the foot securely without curled toes, pinching or excessive movement. If you are between sizes, ask our Hallam team for fitting help.
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.



