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hard fins

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stiff fins

Hello!
I'm searching for a new pair of fins, bit I don't really know which ones I should take.
I like really stiff fins. Right now I'm using the Omer Millennium Competition. They are just right for me. I already had the Cressi Gara 2000 and 3000 and Mares Razor Pro, which were all too soft for me, but I really like the Razor Pro's larger angle between foot and blade, which is very comfortable.
I was thinking about the Omer Stingray Carbon 30 fins because of the foot/blade-angle but they seem to be even softer than the Cressi Gara 3000 as someone else posted.

Can anybody help me with my Problem?
 
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If I understand your question correctly, you want fins with the stiffness of Omer Competition, but with a wider angle between the blade and foot pocket? If so, then I would go for Dive-R composite fibre blades (Hard) in either, Stingray or Razor foot pockets. Cressi Garra Professional are also pretty stiff I.M.O. and good perfomers. Stingray Carbon 30 are still pretty soft, as are most of other carbon blades, compared to Millenium Black.
 
Hi! Thanks for Your answer.
I just orderes Leaderfins with Stingray footpockets. They also produce Blades for all kinds of footpockets on Demand.
 
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