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Cressi Sub-Reaction fins
- Thread starter Surfnsun
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I have them too. Really, really good as snorkelling fins (probably the best snorkelling fins on the market), or for spearfishing in shallow water. But they are short fins, designed properly for snorkelling or shallow dives: if you plan to freedive any deeper than 6 or 7 meters, any longfin will be more efficient.
Buy them if it's for snorkelling purpose. Otherwise, for the same price, you can find a pair of Sporasub HD or Sporasub Instinct long fins (Sporasubs are being sold cheap for marketing reasons, but they are very good for freediving and spearfishing).
Buy them if it's for snorkelling purpose. Otherwise, for the same price, you can find a pair of Sporasub HD or Sporasub Instinct long fins (Sporasubs are being sold cheap for marketing reasons, but they are very good for freediving and spearfishing).