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Question Little plastic thingy on force fins
After my dives yessterday I noticed that I had lost one of the little plastic thingys on the back of one of my force fins, you know the bit that you use to pull the bungies by. Well I was wondering if any of you guys have any spare ones? Or if anyone has seen them for sale anywhere.
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Have a look at http://www.denneydiving.co.uk/ in the shop/ fins section/ forcefins - theres a bungie kit thingy you can get... hope that helps a little
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not 100% sure the bit you're talking about but think its the little handle bit on the bungee.

If you know someone with a sewing machine i can send you some spare 2inch webbing and you can make your own.
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They sell the whole bungee connection, rather than the individual peices

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http://www.forcefin.com/FF_PAGES/catalog.htm

You could always contact them to see if they'll sell you one part OR make your own as suggested earlier
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