Cressi Gara Modular Impulse Fins for Freediving
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About Cressi Gara Modular Impulse Fins for Freediving
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
95% liked the adjustable straps, but 5% found them difficult to use
The pocket of the fin is a bit loose on my foot, but I suggest using fin keepers and socks to solve this issue.
91% liked the sleek design, but 9% found it too flashy
I love the fins and recommend buying a size smaller as I bought the 46-47 size and it was a full size too big for me.
The only issue I have with the flippers is their size.
95% liked their robust construction, but 5% experienced damage
While testing them in the pool, the fins fell off my feet, indicating that they may not be durable enough.
96% praised for its comfortable fit, while 4% found it too tight
The foot pockets of the diving-fins feel amazing with super thick, comfortable, yet very light material.
I ordered a size smaller than my last set and the only complaint I have is that the pocket is a little loose on the foot, but I can use fin keepers and socks to adjust it.
My ankles hurt due to the size and power of the flippers, indicating that the fit may not be comfortable for everyone.
I bought fins that were a full size too big for me. I had to buy a new pair that fit me perfectly.
96% appreciated the efficient performance, but 4% found it lacking power
I had good thrust with a quarter of the effort using these fins and passed both of my freediving classes with them. They are an upgrade from the gara 3000.
I have compared these fins with FG and am disappointed with their performance.
