Comments about Cressi Pro Light Fins:

I'm a size 10 so naturally bought the size that ranged from 9-11. The foot pocket is definitely narrow. I have a slightly wider foot. My 5mm boots have a slightly wider sole than some boots, and are tough to get into the foot pocket. Ironically, my 6.5mm boots are easier to get into the foot pocket. Either way, within 10 minutes of diving my feet begin to hurt due to my feet gettin squeezed. I'm learning now after more diving and research that better fins have nicer, more comfortable foot pockets. That will be a priority for my next fin purchase.

These are tough to snorkel in too, I believe due to their stiffness. They tend to kick out of the water while snorkeling. I've been snorkeling for over 20 years and had very cheap fins that were better for this purpose. However, I bought these for scuba, not snorkeling, so not a huge deal, but this may be important to you.

I'll also be looking for a more advanced fin with softer material in the center of the fin for better efficiency.

Then the other day I managed to somehow lose the part of the buckle that attaches to the FIN on one side. I've seen a lot of other reviewers have this problem as well. I'll bite the responsibility on that one though. I threw the fins up onto the rocks at one point, so I'm guessing that's when it popped off. Live and learn.

Comments about Cressi Pro Light Fins:

I substituted the original rubber strap with an XS Scuba spring strap using the large post buckles. The XS Scuba buckles fit but were not secure (unless that was how it was meant to be) and I had to secure them with cable tie - it worked. I am women size 7 and the x-small size fits me fine (spring strap size small) tho' they were a tad wide. With 2 mm boots the fins and strap were a good fit. Reasonable good propulsion with the fins and they are comfortable to use.

Comments about Cressi Pro Light Fins:

I use Cressi Pro Light fins for snorkeling and free diving in rocky tight environments and when entering from shore. Oahu has many areas with razor sharp lava rock that good boots are required. These are great open heel fins for snorkeling and free diving.
They are light, responsive, flexible and take you to the sea floor very fast. I would like a little more response when accelerating, but a stiffer blade would require much more energy over a long day. I am very happy with these fins.

Comments about Cressi Pro Light Fins:

Prize is awsome, fins are OK
but a little heavy.
gets you tired after 45 min.

Comments about Cressi Pro Light Fins:

I bought these fins for a week-long trip to Bonaire. I thought the light weight would help me keep my dive bag under the 50-Lb weight limit (it did). These fins are made from a very soft material. After a week of shore diving over the ironstone "beaches" of Bonaire, my fins were shredded. My 28-year-old Scubapro jet fins look brand new by comparison. Still, they are serviceable and give good propulsion. I will probably retire them to use when snorkeling only. If you are a boat diver, they will probably hold up better; ironstone is pretty hard on all sorts of gear. Still, I used my old jet fins last year at Bonaire, and there was very little wear and tear on them.