Cressi Gara Modular Impulse Fins for Freediving with Interchangeable Blades, Made in Italy

I received the fins now after a delay couple of days. Firstly, as described in the advertisement, the size is good, as my size 43 and I bought a 42/43 (8.9). This also fits with or without socks, also there’s an additional piece to adjust the size more with several options. Now I will try it in the water and I hope to find what I expectation.

Go a full size down, if not 1.5 sizes down.

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I like Cressi, that's why I got these, but they run large. Either get 1 size smaller, or get a 2.5 - 3 mm. Neoprene sock. Fits good after that, but if you're like me and don't like the socks, then get the size smaller. Other then that, for a plastic blade, it's well made. You can switch it out for a carbon one later.

Excellent long fins for freediving. footpockets are very comfortable. I typically wear US 9.5 shoes for a near perfect, snug fit. I got the US 9/10 fins and they are a bit loose. They come with filler inserts and I use those but it's still not quit snug enough for optimal biomechanical thrust efficiency. I usually use wetsuit socks in addition to the inserts and it makes for a snug, cozy fit. They could be the teensiest bit more snug, just to squeeze maybe a single digit percent more thrust efficiency out of them, but i dive springs and I wayyyy prefer teensy bit loose to, too tight for wetsuit socks and or chafing/ fatigue from squeezing all dive session. Get these fins!!! You can upgrade them to carbon later!!!! The water rails likely help with thrust all that much more.