Cressi Free Diving Reactive Long Fins - High-Performance, Good Control - Gara 200 HF: Made in Italy
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A long plastic bag with a handle is all there is to it. Snorkeling is a good idea, and wearing a mask is also a good idea.
They are extremely relaxing.
The heel hasn't been a problem for me. It holds its shape well and sits just above the heel. This set of fins was top-notch!
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Gara 2000 HF My friend and I both ordered the professionals and I ordered the 2000 HF. br>After diving with both, the 2000 HF is my favorite. They're a lot firmer, so they can accelerate much faster. br>While the Gara Professional can still go fast (though not quite as fast), it takes longer to get to top speed because it does not accelerate as quickly; however, the tradeoff is that the Gara Professional is less demanding on the ankles because it is softer. I feel a smidgeon of discomfort in my ankles after diving to 40' for about an hour with the HF 2000. br>Another significant difference between these fins is that the professionals were terrible at swimming on the surface. They desired to float above the water's surface. On the surface, the 2000 HF fared a lot better. Because the stiffer blade is easier to control, the 2000 HF is also easier to turn around or maneuver while underwater.
These fins will get you by if you freedive. As far as fins go, they're cheap, and they're exactly what you'd expect from a one-piece plastic fin. fins in a piece I'm a size 12 shoe, and the foot pocket is a little too big for my barefoot without dive socks. After my first extended use of them, I developed a blister on one of my toes. They're sturdy and don't float on the surface, so they won't get in the way of you concentrating on a pre-determined task. dive in and take a deep breath- br>br>Overall, I give them a 3 out of 5 star rating. They're a great beginner set that won't break the bank, but if you want to advance your freediving, you'll need to spend a little more money and get two-piece fiberglass or carbon fiber fins.
These flippers are really good. They're nice and stiff, so your flip will have a lot of power. However, I only lost one of them and had to purchase a new pair. In the end, I chose the model that was significantly less expensive and which I prefer. Cressi is also a manufacturer. For me, they turned out to be more comfortable and effective. It's possible that I'm not a skilled enough free diver to recognize the benefits of these flippers.
Fins are an excellent first set for anyone learning to freedive because they are comfortable and fit well. I'm learning to freedive, and I was worried that having such large fins would cramp me up. These fins appear to be the perfect level of firmness for beginners. I'm very pleased.
A fantastic product with excellent customer service.
5 and I bought very thin Cressi dive socks to go with them to make sure they fit properly, which they did.
These fins are great, but they are a little big. I'll be back for a smaller size because the shipping was quick and the product was of excellent quality. I am a 8- The 42/43 was ordered at 9 a. m. EST in the United States.
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