Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

This fins are harder than the Cressi reaction.
However, they dont bend that much. If you kick fast, you will go fast.

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

Nice fins can't beat them for the price!!

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

A little slow in current

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

Good fins with a good speed once you get used to them. The only con would be probably the weight which seem a bit too much to me but in the water it doesn't matter much.

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

no cramping

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

These fins are really heavy, and hard plastic. Wrong product for me! They were pretty cool looking though!

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

The one hand click on strap was great getting in and out of the water. They are easy on an off even with all my gear on!

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

I use it for snorkeling. I have not had any problems with it so far. It fits nicely and is comfortable. I feel it is a really nice fin.

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

Great pair of fins from one of my favorite fin companies, Cressi.

The Rondine A is a sleek looking fin. The straps are easy to grab and adjust for easy entry and removal. It accommodates many types of dive boots. It has the right amount of flex - not too much, not too little.

It is very powerful. It is not hard to kick, but the stronger your kick, the more thrust this will give. Definitely able to cruise with these things. Very good to have when fighting currents and the like.

Price is a real steal for the quality of the product.

My only con is the sizing; I cannot wear this fin without any boots in my normal size. I NEED to wear boots with this fin. Then it fits perfectly. Otherwise, it wobbles around a bit. This isn't a big deal though, because I wear some form of boot all the time anyway.

I would get this fin if you want a high quality, long lasting and useful fin for many types of diving as well as snorkeling.

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

Good fin easy to use doesn't take alot of energy to kick.

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

Whenever I wear these fins with my wetsuit/boots they cut the skin on the front of my ankles. When I wear them with a drysuit/boots they bruise the tops of my feet. Perhaps it's the sizing, I don't know. But I bought the right size per the size chart and they really feel comfortable up until I use them for anything longer than a half hour. I really need to replace these fins at this point!

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

great fin would purchase again

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

If Q were alive, 007 would have a pair of these, I have used all kinds, and there is no resistance, no effort, and the power is unreal. They stick to your feet like glue and easy to put on and take off. There is no other fin like this, it has become standard issue for my diveclub

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

I tend to like Cressi Products. Its as simple as this: they have yet to fail me. Not all of them are for me, but for the most part the gear holds up and performs as advertised.My good ol gigantic Frogs were showing wear after a good run at sea, and it was time to pick new fins. Why this became the most impossible decision to date with dive gear is beyond me, and best left outside of this review. There are just too many gimmicks and gadgetry worked into fins these days, while the irony is the same old designs tend to get the best reviews by those who know.That being said, the frogs have some gadgetry built in, but nothing that gets in the way. I appreciate the full foot pocket that seems urchin-proof, the quality is definitely high and everything looks built to last. I have about 40 dives on my Rondines, so I have by no means pushed them to the limits.The buckle is classic cressi: no gimmiks here, just a solid snap and release. I have to say, that its far less easy to lose or break than my frogs were, so some improvement has been made. Good news considering a broken fin buckle can ruin your whole day!What I appreciate most, is I have the solid and familar snap of my old frogs, including the power, with a much more agile and space friendly shape. I dont feel like I have long drooping fins on my legs now, and im not reminded as much of the enourmous fin length I was toting with the frogs. So basically I get all the power and handling of my frogs in a smaller package with a sturdier retention mechanism.The foot pocket has also picked up softer rubber, but its pretty much meaningless to me: I wear very thick boots to begin with and get all I need from them.These fins, as all frogs tend to, require proper technique and good legs or else you will get exhausted. They arent touted as what I like to call "lazy mans fins" that help you move effortlessly through the water. I believe you should be able to dive with any type of fin, and if you are so out of shape that you require a special fin to get through your dive, you may want to reconsider this physically demanding sport we call diving.Snorkelers should reconsider this purchase, as they truly are scuba fins. The flat blades make surface paddle difficult if you dont have scuba helping keep your legs under the waves. That being said, there is a slight curve to the overall arch of the fin, which really helps if you are on your back and going back to the boat on the surface.For the price, you cant go wrong, especially if you are a previous Frog user. [...]

Comments about Cressi Cressi-Sub Rondine A Open Heel Fin:

These things transfer the most thrust per unit effort in any fin I have ever tried. I call them my outboard motors. They flat out CRUISE with very little effort. I LOVE THESE THINGS!