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Colorful and functional, the Clio has been a staple of the Cressi fins line for many years. The blade is melted during the molding with a Soft Thermo-Rubber (elastomer) used for the foot pocket, for the side stringers and for some

A classic in the Cressi range, this has been on the market for many years and has a huge number of appreciators in every corner of the planet. The fin is made with a skilful combination of a strong copolymer and a soft elastomer, the latter used fo

Cressi’s latest addition to its extensive line of world renowned fins is the Frog Plus open heel scuba diving fin. The Frog Plus features many of the great characteristics of a traditional paddle fin along with introducing a revolutionary

The first fin in the world made by combining three different materials, a process that Cressi perfected and patented with this fin, which guarantees unsurpassable performance. The blade is made from a special, incredibly reactive polypropylene, w

The structure of the Gara 3000 LD is identical to the greatly-appreciated Gara 3000, but the material of the blade, which is softer, is what makes them stand out. The LD in the 3000 LD stands for Long Distance, indicating the main use of the prod

An interchangeable blade which is very lightweight and reactive and also well-adapted for the most demanding of free-diving use. Thanks to its specific and exclusive design, it’s more propulsive when passing through the leg-kick, which give

Cressi fins designed specifically for the pool and for training. The short blade is made from highly reactive and light materials to guarantee agile and not very tiring, but still effective kicking. The length of the blade and the materials used

The first strap-on fin, moulded using the exclusive and patented Cressi system with 3 materials. The blade is made from strong polypropylene with unequalled reactivity, stringers and reinforcements are moulded from resistant copolymer, while the foot pocket is made from soft, comfortable thermo-rubber (elastomer).

A highly advanced design for this fin that is moulded from two materials with very different characteristics: a strong polypropylene for the blade and soft elastomers (thermo rubber) for the foot and protective inserts. The result is an extremely li

This is a futuristic fin, deriving from the Cressi deep sea skin-diving models, which introduces the use of more reactive materials also in the full foot fin sector of normal length. In fact, the blade is not made from copolymer but from exc

Cressi’s most technically advanced fin, the Reaction uses a completely new polypropylene blade material that is more reactive, flexible and trim than previous designs.

Cressi’s most technically advanced fin, the Reaction uses a completely new polypropylene blade material that is more reactive, flexible and trim than previous designs. It kicks easily yet powerfully and is suitable for divers of every experience level. The longer blade efficiently transfers energy from the computer-designed foot pocket, and like...

Closed-foot version of the Reaction fins, the buckle-up version has met with full approval from divers. The frame is moulded in three different materials, according to the Cressi patented system that guarantees surprisingly smooth and power

All of Cressi’s fifty-year experience has gone into these fins, which are a modern revival of the successful principles of the rubber Rondine fins.

Brand new design for this extremely effective and yet very easy to use fin. The special arched profile of the fins combined with the two central ribs promote a significant flow convection effect, known as “spoon effect”, which stabilises and boosts propulsion. Two lateral holes discharge the negative forces typically associated...

Brand new design for this extremely effective and yet very easy to use fin. The special arched profile of the fins combined with the two central ribs promote a significant flow convection effect, known as “spoon effect”, which stabilises and boosts propulsion. Two lateral holes discharge the negative forces typically associated...