🤿 Cressi Adult Snorkeling Full Foot Pocket Fins: Italian-Made Light Fin with Superior Thrust - Rondinella Review

Unbelievable these items literally lasted two days for a total of 40 minutes of snorkeling for my wife who is 125 pounds. Before they cracked and started falling apart. I don't usually write reviews, but this time I couldn't do without it.

I was very disappointed with the Cressi size. This is the 4th fin I've tried. 2.5-3.5 is larger in this size, Pluma is huge in this size. And the Clio is under 1/2 too small. For reference, my foot is 8.5 liters x 3.5 watts. normal width.

I wear shoe size 14. I ordered them because the description said they were men's 13/14. That's not the case. 47-48 is actually 12/13. 49-50 is 13/14. They barely fit the length. They're not tight, but I don't have a fat foot. I wear a 3mm neoprene sock. They are of excellent quality for travel fins. A lightweight. They are transparent.

I have a small foot (size 5 - 5.5) and cannot rely on renting the right equipment. They're wide enough to be comfortable but narrow enough to prevent movement on a medium-width foot. They're light, thin enough to pack, yet have a fin long enough to provide good forward propulsion in the water. The color is beautiful and matches some of the skins on Revain.

Update: After another 3 weeks of daily diving these fins are stronger. They walk effortlessly and are light on the feet. I bought you fins for my honeymoon in Amalfi, Italy. I've used them for a week in a row with no problems. They fit perfectly with no discomfort (I wore neoprene socks to avoid repeating the sores from rubbing rubber on my feet that I've experienced with other fins). When snorkeling, I glide easily through the water.

I've been trying to find full foot fins for diving but I have wide feet and haven't had much luck. When I opened them I looked at the leg pocket and thought "my feet don't fit in there." I tried them on anyway and to my great surprise they fit! I didn't have to strain to put them on either, and I stood inside them and bent my leg a few times to see if they popped out of my leg pocket, but they didn't. I am using them for an upcoming cruise so will try to update them later to give an overview of

I tried Cressi Rondinella, Agua and Palou Long Fin Adjustable. I wear size 9 women's sneakers (8.5 dress shoes). Rondinella (blue) - darling! The most convenient at the moment. A lightweight. Flexible. Size 41/42. And I think it's big enough to put on a water bag if I want to. I just wish it came in pink (to easily distinguish myself from my husbands). I like a full foot and am more confident it will stay in place while snorkeling. Palou's adjustable long fin is comfortable. I liked the idea of

Let me start by saying that I have very picky feet. I find it difficult to be comfortable in almost anything my feet wear, but the rubber boot on these fins is stretchy enough to be snug enough for good power transfer, yet flexible enough to conform to your foot. I agree with others, be sure to go one size smaller than your "street shoes". Aside from the boat, I liked the design of the fins. Activating them slowly requires very little energy to hold your breath longer, but when you need a speed