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returning my first fins ever (Cressi Pro Star) for Mako Freedive Hunter?
- Thread starterSaltylake
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In July I purchased my first pair of freediving fins, Sporasub's Spitfire. I've tried several plastic fins since including Seac Shout 900, Cressi Gara 3ooo LD, and Rob Allen's Scorpia fins -- none are as efficient, nor as flexible yet responsive as the Spitfire.
Leaderfins Spoon Bait, with hard flex, perform similarly yet with the added sensitivity of fiberglass. I've heard that Leaderfins are susceptible to cracking when pushing off the bottom, this I can't comment on, but as far as travelling distance and fighting current, they're very comfortable and efficient, a lot like the Spitfire, but lighter and much smoother.
Leaderfins Spoon Bait, with hard flex, perform similarly yet with the added sensitivity of fiberglass. I've heard that Leaderfins are susceptible to cracking when pushing off the bottom, this I can't comment on, but as far as travelling distance and fighting current, they're very comfortable and efficient, a lot like the Spitfire, but lighter and much smoother.