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we have them here too but never used them, they are just lower quality if the price difference is not too much buy cressi or omer instead.
 
Hiya

They're ok fins. Fairly soft blades but at that price, they're still better than normal scuba fins.

I think SaSpearo used a pair a while back, and he said they weren't bad either.

As long as you get a gaurantee on them you'll be ok.

If you're looking for very good quality fins at a very good price, drop Jyri at www.specialfins.com a email. Ask him about the Classic fins.

Regards
miles
 
harpune1

Where do you get the prices, and how do you order them? I checked out the site, but found no ordering options...

Hope you can help me out.

Gerald
 
i heard omer millenium are likely to crack in the middle i think gara 2000 would be a good choice for me since i this will be my first pair of longfins, they seem very durable??
and the only fins i could try on for shoe size berfore i order them too expensive around here:waterwork
 
How much are the footpockets? If the footpockets are decent, it's almost worthwhile to buy the fins and toss the blades in the trash.
 
Another instructor I worked with bought a pair to use in the pool and they cracked and fell apart within a month. :(

I would try anything else- cheap pair of SPrasubs or Picasso's off of the D.B. store would be a much better choice.

Jon
 
Gara 2000 HF are very stiff and hard for surface swimming, I would suggest the Gara 3000!
 
My $0.02 -- Skip the Garas

The Dessaults are as good, cost about the same and you can use the footpockets for fiber blades when you want to up-grade,
 
buy omer standart or competition depends your physical apperance and diving skill, then you can change blades for upgrades or replacements. Blades of milleniums are cheaper than dirt too.
 
The only mileniums I heard off that tend to crack are the milenium ICE - transparant blades. But I heard that OMER has fixed that already.
I have milenium green and so far although there are a few stress signs, and they might have lost some stiffness, they are ok, and I have no fear of breaking them just yet.
I bought milenium competition BLADES yesterday at a most amazing price: 16euro, or even a bit less. I just couldn't skip the oppertunity (it was the last day of a crazy sale).
Being able to seperate the blade from the footpocket is making the most of your money if you ask me. Therefore I'de go for OMER or Sporasub, not Cressi.
It also helped me a great deal backpacking with them for a few months.
 
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