Fin Strap Help

[TheCarDoctor]

After returning home from our tubing trip to Utah lake yesterday, I noticed one of the straps for my fins was no where to be found. [] I don't know the brand or anything of the fins, but I was hoping someone on here would recognize them and/or steer me to somewhere that I could get a replacement.
I was so bummed, I went all the way back and retraced my steps to try and find them. In fact, I'm more upset about my lost strap than the FRS walkie-talkie that my 12 year old son dropped to the depths of Utah lake yesterday.





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[albinotrout]

What do the fins look like?
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[flygoddess]

You can google fin straps, but it sure would help to know what brand they are.
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[albinotrout]

They almost look like the creek company straps but won't know for sure without the pic of the fin. Here is a link for the straps from creek company.

[url "http://creekcompany.com/product.php?productid=16139&cat=251&page=1"]http://creekcompany.com/product.php?productid=16139&cat=251&page=1[/url]

[url "http://creekcompany.com/product.php?productid=16138&cat=251&page=1"]http://creekcompany.com/product.php?productid=16138&cat=251&page=1[/url]

They sell the buckles and straps separate hence why two different links.
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[TheCarDoctor]

I didn't even think to take a picture of the fins. Here they are:


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[albinotrout]

Well I can tell you the brand. Browning. I have a set. Not sure where you can get straps though.
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[TheCarDoctor]

I found some universal straps on ebay, but I'm not so sure about them. Maybe I ought to bite the bullet and buy a new pair of fins. Any recommendations?
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[albinotrout]

Creek company and classic accessories have some that are similar to the ones you have. You can get them at sportsman's warehouse.
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[TubeDude]

[cool][#0000ff]First suggestion would be to try the source of the original fin purchase...Sportsmans or????[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Second would be to take the surviving strap and visit a couple of dive shops. They often have a good supply of various straps. Be sure to bring your fin along in case they need to substitute something else. You can make sure it works.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Lots of different workable fins on the market. The Brownings are popular. Ditto for the Creek Company. A lot of us spend a bit more on soft pocket diving fins like the Mares line. And plenty of tubers use and endorse the Force Fins...although they are among the most costly.[/#0000ff]
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