08-26-2012, 11:21 PM
I have been usinf Omega fins for the past four years. I still own Force Fins and still use them as well as Caddis fins and the Back Pack fins.
My two cents is, you you are fishing in a donut tube, I am betting the scuba style can be a pain big time.
The smaller fins would be just fine, but there again, if you wear a size 12 or larger, there is less fin showing.
With tubes like the Fat Cat, you are more out of the water and less leg in the water, plus you are in a seated position. You can also lean back a little and flutter you flippers like a swimmer which allows you to move effortless. This is not always the case though. If you get caught in a storm, it is hard moving all that scuba fin. That is where the Force Fins really show off.
Not saying you need three sets of fins, but they all shine differently.
I do think the Force Fins are a great all around fin.
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My two cents is, you you are fishing in a donut tube, I am betting the scuba style can be a pain big time.
The smaller fins would be just fine, but there again, if you wear a size 12 or larger, there is less fin showing.
With tubes like the Fat Cat, you are more out of the water and less leg in the water, plus you are in a seated position. You can also lean back a little and flutter you flippers like a swimmer which allows you to move effortless. This is not always the case though. If you get caught in a storm, it is hard moving all that scuba fin. That is where the Force Fins really show off.
Not saying you need three sets of fins, but they all shine differently.
I do think the Force Fins are a great all around fin.
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