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are C4 80's outdated?

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Edd355

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Hey people of Deeperblue,
I have the chance to buy a pair of C4 80 falcons from someone locally in my town for a reasonable price. My question is, Are they still worth it , now with all the Greek and other pure carbon fins available now.Would these long C4 even even work for my body. ( 181 cm and 71 kg)
I line dive with Fii, and Martin said my plastic fins are not too good because of the footpocket angle and the slow snap of the plastic, best dive was 46 meters with the plastic fins.

Thanks
Eddy
 

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If the price is right grab them. I'm about your size (if you don't count my 7-8 kilos more of body fat) and they work great.
 
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