Has anyone tested or used these fins? Are they worth the $600 bucks? I usually subscribe to the "You get what you pay for" mentality but that is an outrageous price.
Thanks!
Tim
Thanks!
Tim
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Picasso Camu Prene II Fins
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I don't believe there's a fin out there worth 600$ :rcard
Outrageous. Maybe if there are props and a motor on them.
200$ or less will get you into a fin that will do anything you need unless you're diving over 90 metres. I remember Marten Stepanek won the Hawaii Cup wearing those little rubber pool fins, 70 metres+ I believe.
Cheers,
Erik Y.
Outrageous. Maybe if there are props and a motor on them.
200$ or less will get you into a fin that will do anything you need unless you're diving over 90 metres. I remember Marten Stepanek won the Hawaii Cup wearing those little rubber pool fins, 70 metres+ I believe.
Cheers,
Erik Y.
Tim,
Are you sure that's the price?
Here in Spain they are 398.25$ US dollars at today's change or in Euros: 286.
http://www.subprof.com/tienda/product_info.php?currency=EUR&cPath=55_83&products_id=347&language=en
I couldn't belive the price you mentionedso I had to go and look it up. For that kind of money I'ld go for some C4's or a Specialfins equivalent!
Adrian
Are you sure that's the price?
Here in Spain they are 398.25$ US dollars at today's change or in Euros: 286.
http://www.subprof.com/tienda/product_info.php?currency=EUR&cPath=55_83&products_id=347&language=en
I couldn't belive the price you mentionedso I had to go and look it up. For that kind of money I'ld go for some C4's or a Specialfins equivalent!
Adrian
Check this out Adrian: http://www.picassoamerica.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=3&products_id=61
In the past I have bought items there, before I learned of the options
Cheers,
Erik Y.
In the past I have bought items there, before I learned of the options
Cheers,
Erik Y.
Yikes! Could it be that a combination of a strong Euro, shipping costs, (though probably divided among other items he shipped over) plus customs duties cause that much of an increase? Painful, whichever way you look at it!
Adrian
Adrian
..Murat said:
LOL! Me too, but you see my point
Terry Maas used the old blue Cressi's for 30 metre, 5 mm cold water hunting for years.
I like technology, don't get me wrong: I have some fantastic Spora Radicals that they might just bury me in :blackeye , I wear them so much! But if they'd tried to charge me 600$US, it might have been a :ko
Cheers,
Erik Y.