There are many options available for women who want to scuba dive, but fins are the most important. You can choose to have them lightweight or heavy, depending on what you prefer. They offer extra strength while submerged. Fins can feature vents to reduce drag and multiple blade materials to optimize propulsion and flex. Also, women need safe and comfortable fins. Lightweight fins are preferred by most women. Here are some tips to help choose the right fins.
ZUMA
ZUMA women’s dive gear can enhance your experience whether you're new or experienced. The weight-integrated harness system and the back inflation system allow you to stand straight while keeping your cylinder close. It also packs up flat for travel-friendly ease and weight-integration, eliminating bulk and weight. Zuma has a tank retraction system as well as flat valves that provide additional safety.
Avanti Quattros
Avanti Quattros women snorkeling and scuba gear will appeal to you if your love of water is strong. Its lightweight design makes this a very comfortable option. This gear is easy to put on and take off, thanks to its open-heel design. These fins are especially useful for women diving on rocky areas.
Storm fins
Aqualung Storm is a great choice for travel fins. Made from lightweight Monprene, these versatile fins are ideal for any type of dive. They feature a unique foot pocket design and a full-fin design that makes donning and doffing a breeze. They are available four sizes.
Aqua Lung
The brand is well-known for making women's scuba gear which fits perfectly but is still durable. Aqua Flex has super stretch neoprene that is three times stronger than regular. Bare is another top brand in the line, known for its great women's sizes. Micron, the smallest and lightest regulator, is known for its excellent breathing performance. It has a balanced first stage and second stage.
Aqua Tube Socks
ScubaTubeSocks provide a great transition to a wetsuit, snorkel boots or booties. The elastic drawstring laces hold the socks to your feet and prevent them from sliding or developing blisters. The textured rubber outsoles on these socks are non-slip, which prevents them from catching on surfaces or slipping off.
Custom-made suits
You're not the only person looking for a custom-made diving gear suit that suits your body. You won't find many women divers who don't choose custom-made suits. These suits have a number of advantages, including thumb holes and an airway. Here are a few examples:
Electronic Rescue and Location System (enos)
The ENOS (Electronic Rescue and Location System), a German invention, allows divers and rescuers to contact each other in emergency situations. The system works on radio frequencies that are not subject to licenses. It also follows national laws. The system works with all scuba gear for women and not only for scuba diving. It can also be used by water sports enthusiasts.