🤿 Cressi Clio Full Foot Fin Frameless Mask Dry Snorkel Set: Ultimate Snorkeling Experience with Carrying Bag Review

Excellent budget set. I paid $40 in 2017 and couldn't be happier. The fins are nice, stiff and long, but not too long to pack heavily. Nice soft rubber hugs your feet. The valves on the snorkel are reliable, they have not jammed in the last 4 tropical vacations. The silicone face mask is comfortable and fits well, although some facial hair above the upper lip proved a bit of an issue for this user.

Bought for a cruise. The mask fogged up badly - but it was my fault. I have the dive guide spray the mask instead of my usual saliva before wetting it. I will say - spit in the mask so that there is no fog! But comfortable fit - especially the fins. The snorkel took a little getting used to - I'm used to the old school where the snorkel fills up with water as you dive and has to act like a whale's blowhole to push the water out. This tube was excellent - it didn't fill with water at all. Good…

I took a chance ordering this kit after a few days of research and I'm glad I did. I needed something for my dive trip/certificate in Roatan and couldn't decide on the world. I would highly recommend this brand for the quality of materials and performance. I wanted/needed a mask and fin for my first open water scuba certification and had absolutely no performance issues. All I did was rub the mask with baby shampoo, rinse it out and I had no problems with fogging. The mask fit was perfect, no…

I like this kit. I wear a size 6 women's shoe, these fins fit perfectly, could probably fit up to a size 7. Everything is really good, the fins are very flexible, soft rubber on the heel and thicker medium size rubber for the fin blade itself. The snorkel attaches and detaches to the mask for easy storage. It comes with two bags: one for the snorkel and mask, and a mesh bag for all that. This is my first snorkel set and I'm very satisfied. Very good product I'm glad I chose this set. Recommend…

Great value for a 3 piece pack but because the mask itself fits a man. Absolutely not. Thank goodness my husband tried the mask on before we left the country where he would be using it. He was so small! My husband is an average height guy, 5ft 10" and 190. I can't imagine a tall guy wearing this. We really laughed about that but unfortunately he had to pay the rental for the gear (phew) and we had to return it. The fins also seem a bit distorted, they should do a size chart or something to make

So this review really needs to be split into 2 parts, one for the mask and one for the fins. Mask: I would give the mask and snorkel combo 4/5 stars. Actually, that was the reason why I chose this set and not others. The snorkel holds the water very well when submerged and the frameless goggles really expand your field of view. Fins: 3/5 stars. The fins are not the hard rubber I was expecting and are a lot more plastic. They're good for things near shore or for those who want to snorkel once in

Great value and a great trouble free snorkel set. The mask strap and other materials are of high quality and durable, there are no leakage problems. One of the reasons I chose this mask is the one-piece lens with no gap down the middle, which is inherited from a two-piece lens, and I'm glad I did. There's a big difference between seeing things underwater and feeling submerged. The fins are also well made, fit well and I haven't had any issues with chafing or blisters for a week even after…

I bought 2 pairs of these one for me one for my boyfriend for our 6 week trip to Hawaii. We were in the water almost half the time, snorkeling and freediving. We walked over sharp lava rocks and sea urchins to enter the water with fins to avoid pain. Works like clockwork. After many hours of use, including frequent freediving to 40ft and a few times to 70ft, the seal on the mask is still in brand new condition. We have swum many miles of ocean to and from dive sites and the fins have never…