Cressi Palau Short Snorkeling Fins: Dive into Adventure with Mesh Bag Review

They are great for small suitcases and work well. The downside is they killed my toe and first tarsal. I couldn't have stayed in them for more than an hour. Had to use rented snorkel gear, couldn't carry it anymore.

The case is good. However, the heels fall off my heels very easily. I'm not a super hardcore diver and I move pretty slowly so I don't mind just reaching back and tugging the strap tighter but it immediately slips off again. I have a very wide foot and they fit perfectly, my feet don't feel squashed.

I was looking for good fins to travel with. I also didn't want fins that I couldn't walk in. It was a great purchase. They were very comfortable and a great size for traveling. You won't get the speed you get with longer fins, but if you're using them for diving, you really don't need speed.

These fins seem to be pretty good but I could. Or let the belt stay tight. I tug on the trap to tighten it and it immediately disengages. I had to constantly tighten the strap to keep the fins from coming loose and if I didn't tighten them they would fly off my leg. It was good that I was in the shallows because I was sinking to the bottom.

I bought these fins for a recent dive as we had size and weight restrictions that prevented us from packing large, durable rubber diving fins. Packed nicely and lightly in a duffel bag, they easily fit in carry-on luggage. Obviously they aren't as good as freediving or high performance fins, but they work well enough for light conditions. If you want to snorkel or dive in strong currents, you can choose another option.

These are great little fins. Simply fast and exactly the right binding for it. I swim with them in a 25 meter pool and they are perfect for easy turns and I get a good workout. I wear them without booties and am a size 10.5-11. I have wide feet so I took the Xtra lg. If you have a narrow foot, your foot will fit wider in the bag and you can probably use the larger one. For the price they are worth it. The foot pocket is made of very soft rubber so it doesn't rub or chafe anywhere on my feet.

I bought these for a trip to Roatan with the intention of using only carry-on luggage. The goal is reached. I don't need to swim fast when snorkeling as I want to take my time and see everything, so the shorter size suits me. However, there is a tiny overlap near the fingers where the rubber meets the plastic, cutting through the top of each of my middle fingers. Luckily I had neoprene booties with me in case they were too big (which they weren't) so I put them on after the first time. The…

I love these fins! We first bought a Tribord Easybreath mask and thought we were done with that, but I settled on fins and socks. My husband always gets hamstring cramps after we're done diving so I was particularly interested in these shorter ones. While they can be comfortable without socks (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WXMW11Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01 ?ie=UTF8&psc=1), I highly recommend buying them as well. All the kit (mask, fins and socks) made the snorkeling such a great…