Fins for size 15 wading boots?

Calling all Bigfoots!  I'm having trouble finding fins that will accommodate size 15 Korkers wading boots.  The Turtle 3xl fins didn't fit.  Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

Size 15???
You better look at snowboards instead

Zero.

Whoa!
Size 15, what do need the fins for?

Can you measure the the outside dimensions of the boot?
Width, Height, and Length and maybe we can check that against our fins.

bigfootz,

I use Float Tube Force Fins and they're pretty adjustable fore and aft and over the top of the boot but, if your boot is just too wide, then there's no need to further investigate.  I can check the max width of the fin tomorrow, if you're interested. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Do you use your Korkers for approach and tubing/wading?  If so, and your having problems finding fins, may I suggest using dedicated approach or hiking shoes and then a flats boots to tube - might open up more choices and save some needed real estate for the fins.  You can just store you boots in the rear deck  of your tube (or in your case, they may need their own float tube   ) For short walks, they're fine.  A couple hundred yards down a dirt/slightly rocky boat ramp at Heenan was no problem this past weekend. But if you're hiking say a few miles, then you'll want to pack your gear and I'd imagine you'd want make the hike as comfortable as possible.  Not much ankle support in them so, YMMV.

Another thought - I use Simms neoprene guard socks with my wading boots to wet wade creeks when I fly fish, weather permitting (you'd probably want the regular neoprene socks as the guards aren't needed.) They're a little thinner than my flats boot I use specifically for tubing (and hopefully someday for hunting bonefish on the flats   ) Since you probably have stocking foot waders, at a minimum, I'd slap something like them on if I needed to try to cram the 15's in a fin with minimum footwear.  I'd imagine you'd want to protect the waders' stocking feet as much as possible. Direct contact and rubbing may damage the foot of the waders. With a neoprene sock, at least you'll just sacrifice it rather than the waders themselves. If you have a short walk to the launch area and you wear you waders, you may want to use some Crocs to get there.  Crocs Off Roads have adjustable heel straps (something you may need.)  BTW, I use waders and those Crocs for wintertime surf fishing; lightweight and won't corrode. I just worry the sand may ruin my waders foot though.

Good luck.

Jerdon wrote:Whoa!
Size 15, what do need the fins for?

Can you measure the the outside dimensions of the boot?
Width, Height, and Length and maybe we can check that against our fins.

Appreciate your help!
Boot dimensions
Total boot length = 14.5"
Ideal length to go in fin foot pocket = 6" to 7"
Width = 5" (toe cap area)
Height = 5" (where the boa laces start)

I have Omega in XL.
They will be too small for your boots, but maybe stocking foot?
7 1/4 long at the top and 11 inches long on the bottom. They really protect the stocking foot.
They measure 4 1/4 Wide by 4 Tall.
They fit shoes that are 4 1/2 by 4 just fine. Soft comfortable rubber on these.

I hope this helps.

Lets see what the Force Fin adjustable is.

I wear a size 13 Simms Freestone wading boot that is about 13.6" long and 5" wide at the widest, it fits in my Force Fins fine and it looks like your slightly larger boot might fit too.  The back strap to the Force Fins is adjustable and the top strap is adjustable as well.
You might contact Force Fin and ask them if your boot would fit before spending the money for the fins.