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

They are easy to walk on so I picked them. I think if they are bigger because I bought my shoe size and it didn't fit, I will order a smaller size as a replacement and it fits perfectly.

After reading all the reviews and carefully measuring my feet, I decided to take the risk and go for a size 35/36 (2.5-3.5). to buy. My foot length from heel to toe is exactly 23.5 cm, which is a size 6.5 US women's shoe. I compared the size charts on different sites and came to the conclusion that I need a size 35/36. It fits me PERFECTLY which means I can probably even throw my snorkel shoes in and they'll still be fine. I'll try to update them as soon as I get a chance to use them.

Maybe it's different for everyone, but I don't like the feel of these on the leg. I'm definitely the right size. When I put them on for the first time I couldn't wait to take them off. The pinball part is also a bit flimsy. They're good for the pool, but I wouldn't risk going in the sea with them. Definitely not what I would recommend for bodyboarding. Maybe snorkeling in calm waters. Just make sure you fit correctly. I followed the sizing chart and they fit as mentioned, just not my favorite…

These are my first short fins and my first Cressi fins so I didn't know what to expect. I have traveled with them on several trips and I really like them. They are excellent for snorkeling and swimming in the sea. They fit comfortably without chafing or pinching, and my feet felt secure without feeling like they might slip in the water. I usually wear 7.5 or 8ft, slightly wider, and the sizing grid fits me just right. They are lightweight and easy to pack, easy to put on and take off. and it is

Bought for a trip to Belize. Didn't want a full size, difficult to pack. I'm not sure why they didn't get better reviews. I love her. Very comfortable on my very wide feet and my feet got a little tired from trying them on! Maybe the sea makes a difference but they took me on a pretty good ride around the pool and around the lake. Much better than barefoot! If necessary, I will update the review after the trip. what you see is what you get I tried another pair of short fins and they were…

. I wear women's shoes in size 8.5 and sometimes also in size 9. That's why I matched it with a size 8-9 for women. I also ordered women's size 9-10 as a backup. The Cressi 8-9 was too small for my feet and the 9-10 barely fit as my big toes were sticking out under the crest of the top of the open toe fin. Pros: Well made, odorless, lightweight, compact, inexpensive. Cons: The size of the product is smaller than advertised. Order this Cressi product one size larger. I look forward to swimming…

I used to be a member of the swim team and used these fins for distance training. The old fins are long gone so I wanted to buy a new pair. Swimmers are great! I like their length, they are shorter than my old pair but still offer maximum forward motion. The shoes are marketed as "self-adjusting". Not sure what that means as there is no "tuning". However, they do fit my 9ft women's size, loose but secure. I've used similar "shoes" with fins in the past and prefer them to straps anyway. The…

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