Review on 🏊 Cressi Adult Short Light Swim Fins: Adjustable Comfort with Full Foot Pocket - Ideal for Traveling - Agua Short: Italian-Made Fins by Nick Granner

Our family of 3 own several sets of fins, Mares, Malaysian rubber floats, Cressi and a pair from China. models difficult to compare. I never liked straps, others hate heel pockets. Add a sock if it's too loose or too tight - agonizing. FACTS Straps go well with neoprene socks, the socks make you look silly anywhere unless it's a serious dive site. Har! They were bought to dive freshwater spring caves in central Florida. Lots of currents but not always room to turn. Basically shallow, except for one hole you need something short. There are a lot of people looking at you strangely, or at least looking at non-standard equipment. These fins are ok, not great, but not bad either. The rubber is just right, doesn't squeak or is too soft. Appearance is very beautiful! No sign of Frogman here! They fit in a small backpack, carrying a gym bag isn't always cool anymore. The plastic fin is questionable, I HAT could break it. As I walked down the river, my feet struck the rocks. and I wasn't sure if the fins would survive. We've all broken many plastic things, while a rubber model can be indestructible. The ride is much stiffer than a rubber fin, I'll get used to that over time. found very similar fins at Aldi snorkels for $17. Not sure if this was the right set for me, neither disappointed nor intrigued. Highly recommend Ichetukni Springs State Park or Rainbow Springs. COME WHEN SCHOOL IS SITTING.