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Cressi Garas or Omer Tunas?
- Thread starter gijoe1977
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Hi Joe, I own a pair of Cressi's and my wife has a pair of OMER Ice fins. They are both extremely comfortable, but I would recommend that you look at the OMER fins. The main reason is that the blades are interchangeable on the OMER fins, whereas the Cressi blades are bonded to the foot pockets permanently. Once you've had some time in your new fins, you might find that the Cressi's are a little soft....but that depends on your physiology and how much you get into freediving. The OMER Milleniums are comparable in price to the Cressi's, and you will get the option to upgrade into stiffer, more performance oriented blades in the future.
Or you could jump right into a pair of Sporasub Carbon Radicals, which are very powerful and also comfortable.
Good luck,
Erik Y.
Or you could jump right into a pair of Sporasub Carbon Radicals, which are very powerful and also comfortable.
Good luck,
Erik Y.
OMER.
The ICE blades are pretty close to carbon in their flex return, and the WINTER blades are easy on your calves after a long day out in the water. Of course you could go with the Esclapez as I do or go w/ the Picasso BT fins....
Either way you're in for a treat.
sven
The ICE blades are pretty close to carbon in their flex return, and the WINTER blades are easy on your calves after a long day out in the water. Of course you could go with the Esclapez as I do or go w/ the Picasso BT fins....
Either way you're in for a treat.
sven
Hello Joe,
The Tuna fins are being redesigned to correct a cracking problem. Make sure you are getting the new improved model...
Also, Omer is making a _____ competition fin (all black) that my dive buddy loves...
I use picasso black team and the picaso carbon and love both for different reasons...
Aaron
The Tuna fins are being redesigned to correct a cracking problem. Make sure you are getting the new improved model...
Also, Omer is making a _____ competition fin (all black) that my dive buddy loves...
I use picasso black team and the picaso carbon and love both for different reasons...
Aaron
i know this is a parallel stray thread that should've gotten closed, but since everyone's adding their HO's, i thought i'd share too.
aquiles and i have had several sets of garas for quite sometime. i was hooked up w/ a pair of the millenium comps and after my first trip w/ them, aquiles stole em. damn cuban! i abso-freakin-lutely love the omer footpockets even though they seem a bit bulky and stiff. the energy transfer seems much mo betta when handling the stiffer blades.
so, go omer if you're not a beginner.
andrsn
aquiles and i have had several sets of garas for quite sometime. i was hooked up w/ a pair of the millenium comps and after my first trip w/ them, aquiles stole em. damn cuban! i abso-freakin-lutely love the omer footpockets even though they seem a bit bulky and stiff. the energy transfer seems much mo betta when handling the stiffer blades.
so, go omer if you're not a beginner.
andrsn