SCUBAPRO’s Seawing Nova Full Foot is the perfect solution for warm-water divers looking for versatile power in a travel-friendly package. It combines an anatomically shaped foot pocket with a blade design that maximizes water flow and thrust to form a highly efficient dive and snorkel fin.

We took 13 new fin models into the water and surfaced with some surprising test results.

An across-the- board favorite among test divers, the Seawing Nova earned more favorite votes than any fin in this review, making it a bona fide Testers’ Choice in its own category.

Test divers loved this new kicker. It took the top spot on their Favorites list, earning it the Testers’ Choice for this category.

The Accel is an impressive performer, good for both local diving and travel. It’s also priced right, making it this year’s Best Buy for this category.

For fans of a stiffer fin that throttles like a Formula One race car, the Avanti Quattro + is a showstopper — and this year’s Testers’ Choice in the Paddle Fin category.

The Stratos ADJ is marketed as an entry-level fin, but vets will appreciate its performance. For comfort, solid kicking chops and budget price, it earned the Best Buy for this category.

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Designed for female divers using a new Body Map system, Subgear’s Element three-mil steamer keeps ladies warm and looking good. Super-stretch neoprene and strategically placed Ultra-Span panels provide the perfect balance of warmth and flexibility. Smooth-skin wrist and ankle seals help keep water out, and the plush torso lining feels good against the skin. It’s a fashionable and comfortable suit that provides reliable warmth for recreational diving.