@@pxrcision9285 Funny you say that. The ‘beige’ started as a black fabric 15+ years ago and faded to this color over time. If you get new black ones and take them on a few hundred dives with salt water and sun, they look like this!
I have the Hollis F1's for Drysuit. I want to replace my Scubapro split-fins for wetsuit diving (1mm-5mm Wetsuit). Are the RK-3's negative or positive for buoyancy and good for warm wetsuit diving?
The RK-3s are neutral in seawater (the tips float just at the surface if you let them go). They're great for warm water wetsuit diving, and I even wear them with my drysuit in colder weather.
@@AngieK-m9b They have a lot of power so no problem in currents. Not as stiff or powerful as fins like JetFins but plenty of propulsion in any current.
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Wooo!! Going to check them out🤿
Where did you get those beige spring straps on your jet fins, I really like the color and have been looking for them everywhere
@@pxrcision9285 Funny you say that. The ‘beige’ started as a black fabric 15+ years ago and faded to this color over time. If you get new black ones and take them on a few hundred dives with salt water and sun, they look like this!
@@reefball1LOL, they just have a cool look to them I guess😂
I like the Hollis ones the most
Love my RK3s
I have the Hollis F1's for Drysuit. I want to replace my Scubapro split-fins for wetsuit diving (1mm-5mm Wetsuit). Are the RK-3's negative or positive for buoyancy and good for warm wetsuit diving?
The RK-3s are neutral in seawater (the tips float just at the surface if you let them go). They're great for warm water wetsuit diving, and I even wear them with my drysuit in colder weather.
How is RK3 with currents?
@@AngieK-m9b They have a lot of power so no problem in currents. Not as stiff or powerful as fins like JetFins but plenty of propulsion in any current.
Where do ya dive