Basic Fin Savers

• Oft Neoprene Ankle Strap
• Reliable Velcro Sandwich Fastening

• Durable Protection
• Secure Fit
• Comfortable Wear
• Easy to Use
• Enhances Performance

1. Rinse with fresh water: After every use, rinse your fins with fresh water to remove any sand, salt, or dirt.

2. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the fins to warp or lose their stiffness, so it is best to store them in a cool, dry place.

3. Use fin savers: Fin savers are small straps that attach to the fin and wrap around your ankle or calf to keep the fin attached to your foot. This can help prevent the fins from falling off and getting lost in the water.

4. Store properly: When storing your fins, make sure they are clean and dry before putting them away. Store them in a bag or case to protect them from scratches or damage.

5. Don't force them: Avoid forcing your fins onto your feet, as this can cause the fins to crack or break. Instead, use a small amount of lubricant or water to help slide them on more easily.

6. Check for damage: Regularly inspect your fins for any signs of damage, such as cracks or chips. If you notice any damage, it is best to replace the fins rather than risk using them in the water.