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Cressi gara 3000 fins

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Hi kevin welcome to DB :)

I bought a pair of gara 3000 and although at first (in the Red Sea last December) I enjoyed using them, when I took them to the pool I found them tiring. Too stiff, my legs felt like lead after a couple of dives.

Maybe if you've got strong legs, and also for spearfishing to comfortable depths but I'd recommend a generally softer fin. Gara 2000 or something similar.
 
I've got a pair of 3000 LD's and they're mildly soft. I am pretty new so I don't have much to compare them to other than my scuba fins. They provide excellent power. I use them in the pool for training and for pole spearing. I would suggest working something softer before bumping up to stiffer fins. They're pretty tough on my ankles. I do wear them with thin socks.

I'm going amend my post, I'm not sure they are LD's. No where on the fin do they say LD. Could I have just the normal 3000's? Anyone?
 
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Can i wear booties with them.
kevin:)

Hi Kevin, no, hardish soled booties won't go very well with full footpocket fins, although I have seen them used by spearos in very rocky areas, in that case they must be about 3 sizes bigger and you would have very poor drive with them in the water. You want some 3mm neoprene socks, easily available.
 
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