Caddis Kick Tube Fins

excellent thrust my legs don't get tired and their easy to on.

Had same fins for 25 years and brass grommet finally broke. Not a fan of the shoe laces but i just keep for a backup and use a good water resistant poly rope for the laces. Last laces froze and had to cut off.

Used with float tube. Should be able to make them fit tighter to the foot.

Was hesitant at first because of the low price. But I bought 2 pairs 1 for my son and 1 for myself. We both are very happy with this purchase and they float,read a review that said straps were kinda iffy but they work fine for us.Maybe they didn't get them tight enough.Would def. recomend.

If you are using wadders you need to glue patches over boots were the straps and back where the heel part of fins touch boots it will ware them down causing holes . once you do that your good to go.

They're cheap, and they do the job. But they aren't very large and so you end up having to kick pretty hard to get moving against the wind. I wouldn't buy them twice just because I use my float tube alot, but if you're going to use them on sheltered lakes or in good conditions, they're probably not a bad choice. I've used them alot, and caught alot of fish with them. I'd just like the option to go faster against the wind. And I'm not talking a big wind either. Construction is good, durability is great, nothings broken after most of a season of consistant use, also easy to use.

I use these kick fins everytime I go out fishing and I get really close to the action.

had to get the buckels tight anuff to stay on all day bought some fin keepers and that seemed to fix it

A little akward at first but they do the job.

seems to be what I was looking for and should get good use out of them