BEST Freediving Fins For TRAVEL - Cressi Gara Sprint
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In this video, I test freediving fins Cressi Gara Sprint from the Cressi company. They have good built quality, are light, durable, and short.
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0:00 Freediving Fins Cressi Gara Sprint
0:50 How I First Time See Gara Sprint
2:15 Description of Cressi Gara Sprint
4:55 How I Tested Cressi Gara Sprints
6:05 Conclusion
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Great review Sergey. appreciate the balanced approach to your review.
Thx Milton, appreciate your feedback!
Thank you! Great reviews. I just bought these fins. They fit perfectly in the suitcase. 🙂
Thank you! Yes, they are ideal for travelling!
I just bought and tried out my Cressi Sprint fins. I love them! Thanks for the informative video. I watched your video before trying them out.
Glad that my video was helpful!
Gracias por la información técnica de la aleta Cressi gara Sprint, esta explicación me ayudó para tomar la decisión de comprarla.
I have done 150 in training today with those fins(clean protocol) ... Love them absolutely
Nice! Legs got pumped?
@@KAIZENFREEDIVING yeah between 125-150.( 0,87 m/s) ...i could push further but my only security is my wife so I was afraid if I blackout she will never be my buddy again😂
Haha, same situation. But it helps to be conservative 😉
Cressi has a reputable range of freediving fins. I have used cressi gara pro LD, a bit heavy to kick but propulsion is ok, good fins for training and travel (plastic fins, no worry for check in lugage). I also have local made RIDS blade, custom made semi short carbon fins (79cm length total) which works very nicely for me, being a bit shorter than most is easier for handling and manouvering while still maintain good propulsion. I recently have tried the new molchanov silicone short bifins, super soft fins material but works wonders, super light to kick but has good propulsion, but must adapt the kick patterns to suit the short and super soft almost jelly like fins.
I also like Cressi fins. Like their footpocket. With Molchanovs' selicone one, tried them once, good one
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Will do!
Can you please help me and write which size you have, full length and weight for both fins together? I'm considering this model for carry on fins
For these parameters you should better check the cressi official pages. It’s hard to say about the weight as we never have them weighted:(
I have them buyed used on ebay and I love them
Nice! Are you using them for the pool or open water?
@@KAIZENFREEDIVING pool and shallow diving sessions
Nice. Are you using with the socks?
Since 1999 I´ve used my Mares Plana Avanti L, and at 70 centimeters long, they´ve been an absolute blast!!!, but now after 22 years of loyal service, I´m planning to replace them with either the Mares Razor Pro or the Cressi Gara 2000. Any comments or suggestions on either one of those fins are more than welcome, and thanks for the very useful info you share in this channel, man!. Greetings from Caracas, Venezuela.
If I would be you, I choose Cressi. Mainly because their footpocket much more comfortable for me. Have you tried Cressi Gara Modular Impulse?
I’m about to buy my first scuba diving fins (the coming half year we wil be training only in the pool).. Are these one usefull for scuba diving in the pool and not deep warm open water? Thx!!
I had a student who was using them both for scuba and freediving and was totally satisfied!
Kia Ora from NZ
Can you give an alternative to this fin with similar length??
Cheers
I ve heard that Molchanovs' silicon short fins are good, but I havent tried them yet
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Hi there, I'm going on a trip soon and want to buy myself a set of Cressis. Ive read about their foot sizing but want to know if anyone can help?
Is it necessary to buy 1 size down if planning to use without booties(I live in Indonesia) or should I stick with my actuall foot size?
Have you tried any other fins before? If yes, what sizes you were using?
I normally use other brands and for those I stay true to size but just curious about your sizing experience with the gara modular foot pocket as they state on the website that one should perhaps size down for use without booties.
But dont want to risk having too small a size and feet cramping.
Also does the provided insole provide a slightly more snug fit?
For spearfishhing is this is better or the long normal fins??
Short fins are easier to cary around. For the performance (include deep spearfishing), long fins are still better
What is the difference between Turbo and Non-Turbo versions?
They slightly changed the shape of the blade and the length of the rails.
How does this compare to the Turbo Sprint?
I haven't tried Turbo sprint..
Do you like these or the impulse better?
I prefer impulse, though if you are planning to travel with fins, Sprint is a good choice
Fell a part after 4 th use
How it possible?? I use mine for a few months already...
@@KAIZENFREEDIVING I didn’t understand also only used for snorkeling never throw them Around always careful with them but still