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Tusa Solla Scuba Diving Fins ($189) | ODG Australia XS / Black | ODG Australia
Free delivery between 23–30 Mar
Tusa Solla Open Heel Fins | Black | XS -Scuba Doctor
Delivery $15
originally posted on leisurepro.com
I bought these to use in drift dives because my Tusa Xpert Zoom split fins offer too little oomph to pause or go backward in even moderate current. Love the fins, and they look great too. I bought them in green/white and added the Tusa spring strap also, which comes in white. Nice! Now I have two spare straps for my save-a-dive kit. Also nice!I wear a size 7 shoe and a size six bootie. When I received these and installed the spring straps (which of course are not adjustable), they were ever so slightly not tight enough. I'd been using a low top NeoSport light weight bootie. I went and upgraded to a sneaker style boot with a heavier sole and that solved it. Just beware that if you have feet as small as size 7, and want to use spring straps, order extra small or ... MoreI bought these to use in drift dives because my Tusa Xpert Zoom split fins offer too little oomph to pause or go backward in even moderate current. Love the fins, and they look great too. I bought them in green/white and added the Tusa spring strap also, which comes in white. Nice! Now I have two spare straps for my save-a-dive kit. Also nice!I wear a size 7 shoe and a size six bootie. When I received these and installed the spring straps (which of course are not adjustable), they were ever so slightly not tight enough. I'd been using a low top NeoSport light weight bootie. I went and upgraded to a sneaker style boot with a heavier sole and that solved it. Just beware that if you have feet as small as size 7, and want to use spring straps, order extra small or wear a bulkier bootie with a size small fin.
originally posted on leisurepro.com
I love these fins! Tons of power with little effort. I got the white and green which I love, makes it easy for my dive or snorkel buddies to spot me.Be advised, you will absolutely want to use dive boots with these, the foot pocket would murder your foot with out them. I'm a male shoe size 8.5 and I went with the small fins which fit perfectly! I would have had way too much extra room in the medium.
originally posted on leisurepro.com
I mostly dive in the tropics and previously use split fins. I bought the Tusa Solla in preparation for stronger-current waters. These worked out great as basic fins - not too powerful, great control, a bit more flexible than I would've liked (i swim more with my ankles and noticed an interesting "whip" in the fins at the end of each flick, which I initially mistook as having nicked something with my fins). I am a women's size 7 and bought the XS. The bootie box is a bit broad; I thought fit would be an issue affecting performance in the water, but did not find this to be a problem at all as long as the straps are securely tightened. Broader box actually made the fins easier to remove at the surface as I get ready to jump back into the boat.
| Dimensions | 67.3 x 21.6 x 11.4 centimetres (1.63 kg) |
Tusa Solla Scuba Diving Fins ($189) | ODG Australia XS / Black | ODG Australia
Free delivery between 23–30 Mar
Tusa Solla Open Heel Fins | Black | XS -Scuba Doctor
Delivery $15
I bought these to use in drift dives because my Tusa Xpert Zoom split fins offer too little oomph to pause or go backward in even moderate current. Love the fins, and they look great too. I bought them in green/white and added the Tusa spring strap also, which comes in white. Nice! Now I have two spare straps for my save-a-dive kit. Also nice!I wear a size 7 shoe and a size six bootie. When I received these and installed the spring straps (which of course are not adjustable), they were ever so slightly not tight enough. I'd been using a low top NeoSport light weight bootie. I went and upgraded to a sneaker style boot with a heavier sole and that solved it. Just beware that if you have feet as small as size 7, and want to use spring straps, order extra small or ... MoreI bought these to use in drift dives because my Tusa Xpert Zoom split fins offer too little oomph to pause or go backward in even moderate current. Love the fins, and they look great too. I bought them in green/white and added the Tusa spring strap also, which comes in white. Nice! Now I have two spare straps for my save-a-dive kit. Also nice!I wear a size 7 shoe and a size six bootie. When I received these and installed the spring straps (which of course are not adjustable), they were ever so slightly not tight enough. I'd been using a low top NeoSport light weight bootie. I went and upgraded to a sneaker style boot with a heavier sole and that solved it. Just beware that if you have feet as small as size 7, and want to use spring straps, order extra small or wear a bulkier bootie with a size small fin.
I love these fins! Tons of power with little effort. I got the white and green which I love, makes it easy for my dive or snorkel buddies to spot me.Be advised, you will absolutely want to use dive boots with these, the foot pocket would murder your foot with out them. I'm a male shoe size 8.5 and I went with the small fins which fit perfectly! I would have had way too much extra room in the medium.
I mostly dive in the tropics and previously use split fins. I bought the Tusa Solla in preparation for stronger-current waters. These worked out great as basic fins - not too powerful, great control, a bit more flexible than I would've liked (i swim more with my ankles and noticed an interesting "whip" in the fins at the end of each flick, which I initially mistook as having nicked something with my fins). I am a women's size 7 and bought the XS. The bootie box is a bit broad; I thought fit would be an issue affecting performance in the water, but did not find this to be a problem at all as long as the straps are securely tightened. Broader box actually made the fins easier to remove at the surface as I get ready to jump back into the boat.
Solid fins, bought for 12yo kid, beginner diver and strong snorkeler. Have used almost daily for a month, fins provide effective kicking in both diving & snorkeling and are holding up beautifully to kid ownership. Love how easy the back straps glide for open/close. Highly recommend.
I bought these fins a little over a year ago and selected Medium as I normally wear mens size 8.5-9. As many other reviewers reported, the foot pockets were huge. I wear booties and used them a few times, but they were just too loose. I ordered the size small and they fit correctly. I have dived with them a few times now and no issues. They are great fins!
Bought these for my wife. We both dive split fin Tusa. She tried them out this weekend and loved them. So I had to try them. Used a lot less effort and had a lot more control. Fixing to buy me a set. A little bit lighter than the splits also.
I bought these fins because my Xpert Zooms were not as effective as I needed them to be in currents. I was advised online by a very nice service representative that my correct size for a 6.5 women's foot would be a Small. I also bought the Tusa Small spring straps at the same time. When I received them, it turned out that the spring straps plus size Small fins weren't tight enough and the straps slipped. I ended up returning and ordering an XS fin which worked, but only after I procured Bare booties which are more substantial booties than the Neo Sport booties I had been using. So, long story short. Good fins but a pain in the patoot to get the configuration correct with the spring straps. If you are on the bubble on fin size and want spring straps, go down a size.
All the stuff I've purchased from here has been excellent value and you definitely can't beat the price.Delivery is very quick.I highly recommend buying anything from here.Great staff and a great help.
First pair I have owned and may get a second pair for back up. They are a bit heavy, but it's an advantage as I carry less weight in the pockets and provides better balance. Can generate loads of force and are ridged enough not to disturb the bottom as much as softer fins. Really easy to get on and off. Fits my boots perfect. Honestly can't enough good about these.
Super comfy wore with 2mm booties. I used them for snorkeling and scuba nothing to heavy duty. Used them in calm waters and a moderately rough bay. Im a big guy and used them with a weight belt for snuba wasn't needing for any more for power worked great for all conditions I used them for. They run large
| Dimensions | 67.3 x 21.6 x 11.4 centimetres (1.63 kg) |
The SF-22 Solla combines TUSA’s rich history of performance fin design with the latest advanced materials and hydrodynamic innovations. A completely new design, the Solla has several unique features that deliver superior propulsion, speed and maneuverability.
The SF-22 Solla combines TUSA’s rich history of performance fin design with the latest advanced materials and hydrodynamic innovations. A completely new design, the Solla has several unique features that deliver superior propulsion, speed and maneuverability.
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The lowest price for TUSA SF-22 Solla Open Heel Scuba Diving Fins, X-Small, Black right now is $189.00 at OnlineDiveGear, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $179.00 on 13 Oct 2025 — today's price is 6% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
TUSA SF-22 Solla Open Heel Scuba Diving Fins, X-Small, Black
The SF-22 Solla combines TUSA’s rich history of performance fin design with the latest advanced materials and hydrodynamic innovations. A completely new design, the Solla has several unique features that deliver superior propulsion, speed and maneuverability.
The SF-22 Solla combines TUSA’s rich history of performance fin design with the latest advanced materials and hydrodynamic innovations. A completely new design, the Solla has several unique features that deliver superior propulsion, speed and maneuverability.
