🤿 Enhance Your Diving Experience with Atomic Aquatics Fins Spring Straps (pair) Review

The best accessory you can add. Allows for quick and easy donning and doffing of fins. I wasn't sure I wanted to spend money on it, but I'm glad I did. Just make sure you have Atomic branded fins or they won't fit.

I bought the all purpose straps first but they came off the fins too easily. so I didn't buy them for my nuclear fins. They worked great. very easy to turn on and off. Especially if you are tired after a long dive.

Husband went on a boat trip, he didn't want to have problems with his fins. he's like no i don't need it let it go but he wore them for all occasions so he loves them it was a great gift thank you so much haha. I knew he would love her. Easy to turn on and off.

I love them. They are quite expensive (snorkeling isn't cheap ;)), but the ease of removing them before attempting to climb back into the boat made this a worthwhile purchase. I had adjustable fin straps before I bought them. Note: They are not firm/tight, but they will not slip off accidentally.

Once used, you won't go back to straps. A family of three owns 7 sets of nuclear fins, each of us uses feathers and has 1 spare set in a bag. I bought a set for my daughter after the AOW course. The next day we dived Lady Luck in Fort Lauderdale in a current of 4 knots. We were amazed at how much easier they are to use.

I have to say this is a product I can't see how I could have done without it. I used to have to constantly fiddle with fin straps to put my fins on and off, and it's no fun with a full gear. Now it's a quick, easy, one-handed motion to get off the water when you're exiting the water. I think it's a bit overpriced but still worth buying if you're going to be diving a lot.

After much deliberation I decided to buy these spring straps and I can say I should have done it sooner. These straps make it so easy to put on and take off the fins that I kick myself for not getting them sooner. If you have Atomic Aquatics fins, do yourself a favor and get these straps. This makes it much easier to remove the fins in the water before getting back on the boat.

The screws on one buckle did not match, so it was very, very difficult to remove two of the three screws. The third screw didn't come out because it was very tight there. When I tried to put the other two back in, the screw holes didn't line up so they couldn't be screwed back in. I think it was screwed by a machine that jammed the screws. This product was defective and too big so if I can't adjust it I can't use it.

The fin came off the first time I used it, but I saved it from drowning. I decided to shorten according to the instructions. Not super easy, but not that difficult either. The problem with mine is that one of the screws had snapped off so I couldn't trim it on one side. Otherwise I like them as long as the shortened length keeps them on my feet for my next dive. Please note: when you open them to resize them, be careful, otherwise small pieces will fly out and you risk disappearing forever…