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Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins

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Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins

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Description Features Accessories Reviews (16)Q&A

Questions about this item:

frensel m I am size 13, what fin size does fit me?

KEITH W since there is no open toe on this fin i would recommend a fin thats close to your shoe size. i will say though that this fin is a little on the fragile side. i purchased to use for underwater hockey and this fin looks awesome for this sport, however i broke the fin with in the first few games... good luck

GIAN E I wear a size 8.5 to 9 shoe,so i got the 8.5-9.5 fin and they are just a little bit loose but still comfortable with a sock

MACIEJ P with this size u dont need any fins, just kidding :))) im size 11 and i bouhgt 10/11 buy 12/13

JESUS A I'm a size a 9.5 & got the 8.5-9.5 & they fit great. Hope that helps

Shopper How many inches are these fins?

LeisurePro S These fins are approx. 26" in the 8-9.

Shopper Do you have these fins(8.5-9.5)in all black?

LeisurePro S Yes, the "black" option found in the drop down menu under the size options is an all black fin. The picture shows the silver option.

Shopper How much do these fins weigh?

LeisurePro S I have a weight of 1.4pounds per fin for the 7-8. Each size goes up or down by approx 0.1 pound.

Shopper I normally were a size 9 in boots. Will a size 10-11 fin fit if I wear 2mm boot?

LeisurePro S Since this is a closed heeled fin and the boot you'll be wearing is thin, I would recommend the 8.5-9.5.

Shopper what size would you recommend for a me - I wear a mens 10. I would prefer to wear the fin barefoot for warm water scuba / snorkel. Thank you.

LeisurePro S The 10-11 should fit fine, if your foot is not exceptionally narrow.

Comments from people who bought this product:

MIKE D Longer fins, good brand and price

MACIEJ P great product for the price

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Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins

4.0

(based on 16 reviews)

79%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Functional (8)
Easy to use (6)
Good depth range (4)

Cons

Best Uses

Snorkeling (9)
Diving (4)

- Width:
- Feels too narrow
  
  Feels true to width
  
  100%
  (3 reviews)
  Feels too wide

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Most Liked Positive Review

Cressi-Sub Pro Star Full Foot Fins

I bought these fins to replace my split fins. I play underwater hockey, and one of my teammates uses these fins. My coach also recommended them as an "upgrade." I've f...Read complete review

I bought these fins to replace my split fins. I play underwater hockey, and one of my teammates uses these fins. My coach also recommended them as an "upgrade." I've found that I have better acceleration and a higher "top speed" with these fins. I'm also able to maneuver fairly well.

The only problem is that they are slightly narrow and I have slightly wide feet, so my feet got a bit banged-up the first few times I used 'em. I wear socks with them now to help prevent my feet from being too destroyed after practice (which is 90+/- mins).

Most Liked Negative Review

Not so hot for SCUBA-Good for snorkeling

I dive cold water and use Scubapro fins. I use twin jets for surge and current, and Scubapro Kinetix (not split) for long surface kicks through the kelp beds to avoid getting caught ...Read complete review

I dive cold water and use Scubapro fins. I use twin jets for surge and current, and Scubapro Kinetix (not split) for long surface kicks through the kelp beds to avoid getting caught up in it.
I bought the Cressi Pro Star fins for overseas scuba travel to minimize weight. In pristine conditions like Grand Cayman I had no issue.
In Papua New Guinea we had strong currents and I felt I was standing still. I am a powerful swimmer, and an advanced cold water diver, but I felt I was in quicksand with these fins, even though I was kicking forcefully to power through the current.
Also, one fin nearly folded in half upon hitting the water when I did my giant step off the boat. It then flung right off my foot and I had to make a mad dash as to not lose the fin! These fins are too flimsy for serious diving.

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5/12/2012

2.0

decent performance, horrible durability

By jt

from maui

About Me Professional

Pros

Powerful

Cons

Falling apart

Best Uses

SCUBA

Comments about Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins:

i bought these for work because of the impression that my Frog Fins made on me (100s of dives, rugged as heck). after just a few short months and less than 100 dives the Pro Stars are beginning to separate at the seams that join the different types of plastics. these are probably suitable to somebody who rarely dives, but i wouldn't feel right recommending them to an avid diver or SCUBA professional. i am still looking for a powerful / durable "daily driver" of the fullfoot variety and right now i am leaning toward the Mares Avanti Quattro. i hope Leisure pro will accept a warranty return and credit me toward the purchase of something more suitable. i will keep you all posted...

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3/28/2012

5.0

Looking for a stiffer full foot fin?

By Greg

from New Mexico

About Me Professional

Pros

Cons

Best Uses

Recreation
SCUBA

Comments about Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins:

I have been hunting for a stiffer pair of fins for lap swimming - I want the benifit of resistance training for toning in preperation for scuba diving - these are the best ones I have tried to date - I am a happy camper! (Order a size smaller than what your shoe size is - I like a snug fit and had to do this)

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2/21/2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Pretty Stoked!

By Sarah - Swimmer, Snorkeler, Surfer

from Mission Viejo, CA

About Me Advanced

Pros

Comfortable
Efficient
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Recreation
Snorkeling
Travel

Comments about Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins:

Great Travel Snorkel Fin @ Price For Someone Who'd Rather Be Diving Down Than Floating At The Top. Fits Well In Luggage. Great Beach Swim Fin. I See Why Others Use For Hockey - It's Part Of Your Foot, Very Easy To Control, & Provides A Surprising Power.

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10/11/2011

4.0

Great!

By Mark

from Cardiff, CA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

Accommodates Boots
Comfortable

Cons

Best Uses

Lobster diving

Comments about Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins:

Local free diving in shallow water..

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4/12/2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Cressi Pro Star warm water fins

By Gavin

from Santa Rosa, CA

Pros

Cons

Best Uses

Diving
Snorkeling

Comments about Cressi Pro Star Full Foot Fins:

These are good warm water fins if you like a high-resistance fin blade and prefer a slow kick or frog kick. These are good for warm water scuba or snorkeling. The big blade is not great for surface swimming, but is very good under water. The foot box is okay, but the toe area is awkward due to indents in the plastic molding. It hurts the toes on one of my feet but not the other. I like the overall shape and flex of the blade enough that I will modify or live with the toe area on one fin.

This is a good choice for a diver who likes frogfoot or large IDI fins for cold water. Probably not a good choice for a split-fin diver.