Snorkeling Fins Speed Kids Blue 26-28 Seac 71-15B-26-28

Snorkeling Fins Speed Kids Blue 26-28 Seac 71-15B-26-28

Description:

The Seac Speed snorkeling fins are designed to make first snorkeling experiences easier, more comfortable, and more enjoyable. This junior version in blue is a full-foot fin with a closed shoe made from soft thermoplastic rubber, helping the foot sit snugly and comfortably inside the pocket. The blade is made with a triple-polymer construction, combining three plastic materials to provide the right balance of rigidity and flexibility where it matters most. That design helps deliver a responsive thrust with less effort, which is especially useful for children and beginner snorkelers. With their anatomical fit and lightweight feel, these fins are made to support natural movement in the water. They are suitable for barefoot use and can also be paired with neoprene socks for cooler waters, if needed. Available in size 26-28, they are a practical choice for young snorkelers looking for comfort and efficient propulsion. Backed by Seac’s long-standing diving expertise, they offer dependable quality for recreational use.

Key Features:

• Full-foot closed shoe design for a secure and comfortable fit
• Soft thermoplastic rubber foot pocket wraps comfortably around the foot
• Triple-polymer blade construction balances rigidity and flexibility
• Designed to provide good thrust response with less effort
• Ideal for first snorkeling experiences and beginner use
• Suitable for children thanks to the junior sizing
• Comfortable for barefoot use
• Can be paired with neoprene socks for cooler water conditions
• Made by Seac, a trusted name in diving since 1971
• Available in blue for a clean, sporty look

Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Seac
• SKU: 71-15B-26-28
• Color: Blue
• Size: 26-28
• Category: Fins
• Age Group: Kids
• Gender: Unisex

Recommended Use:

These fins are best suited for children beginning their snorkeling journey. They are ideal for recreational snorkeling in calm waters, where comfort and easy propulsion matter most. The closed-foot design makes them a good choice for barefoot use, while neoprene socks can be added for cooler conditions. Thanks to their balanced blade design, they help young swimmers move through the water with less effort and more confidence.