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Cressi 2000HF Fins Trade?

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I got a pair of Cressi 2000HF fins that I'm looking to trade for a set of softer bladed freediving fins. There just too stiff for me on my shore dives. Cressi Gara 3000? OMER Bat? Picasso Start? Or any other trade offer is appreciated.

The fins are size 10-11 US and only have a few scratches from a couple dives but in overall good condition. I'm located in SoCal if that helps any. Thanks a lot.
 
I don't have any fins to trade but would be interested in buying your fins. If you are interested let me know how much you want. Thanks

JP
 
I don't how many dives you have on your fins but I can say it took me at least 10-15 dives to start to even remotely like my cressi 2000hf and now I can't stand softer fins. Once I got past the initial break in I really got to love them. Just my opinion and something to consider if you have to decide between taking a big loss or just putting a few more dives on them.
 
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