Problue F795 Long-Blade Fins is described in our source listing as rubber full-foot fins with a long blade. Check the overall length and pocket fit before choosing them for travel or a particular training session. The extended blade is a design feature, not a promise of easier swimming or better technique.
Our TakeCheck the overall length and pocket fit before choosing them for travel or a particular training session.
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The F795 should be considered separately from the shorter F796. Ask whether its actual dimensions suit the bag and boat arrangements you use, and compare the blade feel with qualified guidance if you are moving from a compact scuba fin.
Long fins deserve a different packing and handling check from a compact scuba fin. Measure your bag and look at the room available around boat ladders and entry points. The extra blade length is a design choice, not a promise that every swimmer will find the fin easier to use.
Start with foot-pocket fit and the kind of training you plan to do. A soft pocket, blade angle and stiffness work together, and photographs rarely explain that combination fully. Ask a qualified freediving instructor about suitable equipment for your training before treating a long-blade model as an upgrade.
Check the bag’s usable internal length against the selected F795 size, including the heel pocket. A bag built for compact scuba fins may be too short. Ask for actual measurements rather than relying on a photograph, and allow room to pack the blades without sharply bending them.
Equipment does not replace supervised training, a suitable buddy or the procedures taught on a freediving course. Choose a fin that fits and is appropriate for the sessions you plan to attend. Discuss blade stiffness and handling with your instructor rather than selecting a pair solely for its length.
Ask for the overall length of the selected size and compare it with the usable internal length of your bag. Include room for the heel pocket and any protective padding. A bag described simply as a fin bag may be intended for shorter scuba fins rather than long freediving blades.
Read the care guide, then follow the instructions for your exact equipment.
