So I have been using some crappy longer fins that I have cut down to be shorter, but after 3 years I would like to upgrade. I have size 15 feet US (48 EU, or 318mm). The largest size the arena pro comes in is 46-47 and I am currently trying to track down a pair that I can try on.
I figure I can’t be the only big foot out there, so wondering what other Sasquatchs have done.
So I have been using some crappy longer fins that I have cut down to be shorter, but after 3 years I would like to upgrade. I have size 15 feet US (48 EU, or 318mm). The largest size the arena pro comes in is 46-47 and I am currently trying to track down a pair that I can try on.
I figure I can’t be the only big foot out there, so wondering what other Sasquatchs have done.
It sounds like you don’t need fins!
Your post got me curious on what size my Zoomers are (pic below). I’m a 14 in running shoes and a 48 in cycling. The Zoomers fit “OK”. I understand why someone might think I don’t need fins; but for me it’s the opposite. I have very little flexibility in my ankles and those size 14 are BIG drag anchors.
DaFin XXL might work
US15, EU49-50 here. Finis fins fit.
14 here…have both the TYR and Finis XL models. In both my toes are still over the toe box line but I’ve just learned to deal with it as they aren’t crushing my feet otherwise.
Glad you said this as this is what was going through my head
The OPs bare foot would be the size of some of the girls feet with a DMC fin on who I train with
Not sure if dmc have a triple xl but they are the only fin my training group wear (ows swimmers and triathletes). Floppy enough to be natural to use but firm enough to improve position in water and loosen ankles
I’m a 14/15 and the largest Finis are actually probably a size too large on me.
My swimmer son has recently converted to the open heel (just a strap) Arena fins and really likes them far better. They stay on better and rub less.