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C4 300 Footpocket experiences and experience with VOLARE carbon blades.

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PoseidonSv

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I ordered a pair of C4 fin s recently and i wonder what your experience is with the c4 300 footpockets sizewise with or without what thickness socks?
Any input about the C4 Volare blades would also be nice.
 
42-43 c4 300 pockets fit my size 42,5 265mm feet WITH 5mm sock in them. So like other old footpockets 44-45

Seems everyone say the same about the C4 300. I think it was harder to put them on the feet also compared to old normal rubber footpockets.

What seems nice is they have range from small 36-37 to big size 48-49!
 
How hard are these fins to put on? Are they practical for spearfishing that involves getting on and off the boat repeatedly while hitting spots during drifts? (which requires putting the fins on before each drift)
 
These pockets fit people very differently. Our experience sizing them for customers wearing size 13 shoes and 2mm socks are normally in the 46/47 for wider feet and 44/45 for skinny feet
 
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