Cressi Agua – Self Adjusting Long and Short Fins for Diving
Cressi Agua – Self Adjusting Long and Short Fins for Diving
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To discover the sea, through the eyes of a child, again and again.
To breathe in another world, where our laws do not apply.
To forget gravity and be able to fly.
To listen to a deep silence and see different colours. To encounter other forms of life.
To keep searching for new ideas, trying to make diving easier and safer.
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| Size: | Kid 1/2 (33/34) Agua Short |
| Dimensions: | 32 x 20.2 x 9 cm; 360 Grams |
| Brand: | Cressi |
| Model: | DP206233 |
| Colour: | Blue |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Cressi |
| Age: | Kids |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 32 x 20.2 x 9 cm; 360 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | Kid 1/2 (33/34) Agua Short |
They were also easy to pack and transport for the holiday flights.
I’m a UK size 8 and these fit perfectly. Used them for snorkelling off Greece this year. So good I bought a pair for my wife. Good quality and smaller size fits easily inside suitcase.
Ordered a size smaller and fits perfect. i usually wear uk 7 but ordered 5.5/6.5 (eu 39-40) and fits nicely. Only used it once but so far so good, promising and hopefully helps me in the freestyle drills
Strong & sturdy, don’t forget to remove inserts, my silly son said they were hurting when he swam but he’d left the plastic insert inside.. once removed he went on to say how comfortable they we’re to swim i
Bought for my 8 Yr old for his swimming lessons. Best looking fins out of all the other kids fins.
Comfortable, no blisters/ rubbing from the outset.
Can’t go wrong with Cressi, I’ve got/had plenty of their diving/ snorkeling equipment.
He now wants to eat them every time we swim and can’t wait to try them snorkeling in the sea.
Recommended.
The black foot part is malleable and fits the foot comfortably. The little tag at the back of the heel is helpful to get the heel properly on. My grandson aged 11 loves these fins as they are fast and very light and the fin colour is a really nice blue. I have now ordered the next size up as he is growing fast and these are the best fins he has had. They are true to size so he may not need the bigger ones until next year. However, when you find ones that you really like it is worth being ‘prepared’! They will float for a short time but then sink slowly.
The item came in plain black not silver and black as in the picture but that doesn’t matter
It’s not the best of quality materials but good enough for my son swimming in the pool and he says they are comfy to wear and easy to put on/take off
He’s happy so we are happy
Having used longer fins for the past 50 years (:o) ) it did take several lengths in the pool to get used to the slightly diferent leg action required for short fins. I not only bought them for pool training but also for snorkeling. They are very good for training and (personally feel) they are a good compromise for snorkeling (if travelling and you have to decide to pack these or nothing! They are much smaller and lighter than long fins!). Although for snorkeling you will have to kick more rapidly than with longer fins and therefore not good to use if you are going to be in an area with strong currents. I am a UK shoe size 2 1/2 – 3 (35), but on reading the reviews bought a size smaller 33/34 (1/2) and they are a perfect fit and very comfortable.
Fit wise I found them really comfortable, probably more so than some of the more expensive pairs I’ve owned over the years.
In short amazing item for beach snorkeling and definitely suitable for stronger swimmer to use deeper off boats.
These were too heavy and stiff, walking into the sea was difficult and even once you’re in the water it’s very easy to get knocked off balance by a wave when standing in the sea. I’d often find self scrambling for my footing as the finns would drag my feet downwards and the “toe” end would stick it into the sand.
So I did some research and came across some top 5 bodyboard finns articles online and then checked all the prices on amazon and I found these Cressi short finns considerably cheaper than other finns and one of their major features is they’re short and flexible.
When I bought these they were 13.99 and now they’re 15 or so but these are amazing value for money. It’s much easier to walk into the sea with these on, still tiring but definitely easier and I had no issues with losing my footing at all.
Most importantly they helped greatly with my bodyboarding, I was able to catch 90% of the waves i went for and rode most to shore as opposed to 5% or less when not using flippers.
Highly recommend these for bodyboarding.
I bought these fins mainly for swimming with a kick board to provide more resistance and to replace a set of old hard rubber body board fins which were much harder on the ankle joints in use. I have used these a number of times now and whilst initially they felt a little strange – more a different kicking pressure than I was used to) they have proved to be really good. They are about a 1/3 the weight of the fins they have replaced making them a great addition to our traveling snorkelling kit. As such I would recommend them for a good travelling snorkel or training fin. Sizing is as expected, not as tight as I expected but have never come off in use.