CRESSIAdult Short Adjustable Fins - Snorkeling Versatile Open Heel to use Also Barefoot - Palau SAF: Made in Italy

Not a good product too small you will make a big effort to use

I wear US womens 8.5 most of the time and 38/39 european, depending on the brand. I ordered small/medium and was ratcheting the heel band way down to fit. These fins are short and rigid and fit in a carry on suitcase. Since they are not flexible the action in the water is a bit stiff, more like a short training fin for swimming than long fins. My foot was all the way into the fin. There is a trick to tightening and loosening the heel band by tilting the adjustment buckle while pulling the band. Not immediately obvious, suggest trying it out beforehand without your foot. Overall were ok and did the job.

very nice quality

comfortable and light weight so great for traveling. everything you would expect from cressi!!! would totally recommend...pretty sturdy so good to use too if you are dealing with a bit of a current...i used for snorkling against a current and worked well... may try for diving if no current...

Loved these fins for snorkling. Just the right size for quick dives and not too cumbersome on a boat or dock. Easy on and off in the water, straps and foot cups didnt cut into my feet or rub. Very comfortable. Wish they came with a travel bag.

Way more stiff than I would like. Makes swimming more tiring than more flexible models.If you are looking for a workout this is for you. If you are looking to go fast not so much.Otherwise quality is good and the class are easily adjustable.

I am size 10 womens..wider than narrow..and I really like these fins..ordered largest size and there is no pain or sore spots like my previous travel fins. .i used them with aqua socks today in heavyish surf and they were fine .Ideally you would wear a full size scuba fin..but I like to travel light and not check bags..these fit in my carry on roller bag. Really happy with them.

Perfect for travel. Comfortable and easy to adjust. I bought the XS/Sm and I wear a mens 7.5 shoe. Fit well and work fine for snorkeling. Not sure I would body surf with them but would probably work. Very light and they fit on a backpack for easy carry when hitting different locations on the island we stayed on. Used for 2 weeks and no issues and they were a great price. Like having different colors as then you can figure out who was wearing which pair which saves a little time adjusting straps.

Just the right compromise on size for travels. Easy to pack as will fit in most back packs.

These were my first ever fins.I found them easy to use and found them much better for packing and travelling than my best friend did with her full sized fins (60cm) - these are around 40cm.They have a loop at the back which you can use to carry them or help you pull them off quickly without having to undo them. I found this really helpful when we went out diving and snorkelling. It meant I could yank them off but not be at risk of losing them in the ocean, so that I could climb up the ladder to get back on the speedboat.I couldn't go back to snorkelling or ocean swimming without fins now - they really help propel you throug the water but are lightweight so not cumbersome.Personally for comfort I wouldn't use these without socks - I bought separate neoprene socks on Amazon. I was worried they would rub as I am a women with very skinny ankles. However, they do fit fine without and if you did want to wear with bare feet you could.Overall, I'm so glad I went for these as my first fins and know I will get a lot of use out of them. Great work Cressi.

I like to travel light (hand luggage) and like to snorkel so I was looking for fins that could cope. These are perfect. They fit in my small rucksack along with my snorkel and mask and are perfect to swim with. A word of caution. They have adjustable straps and a heel strap so you can adjust them and make them nice and tight. Make sure you do them up nice and tight! First time I used them I didn't and one fell off, straight to the bottom as they don't float. I managed to swim down and recover, but don't make the same mistake! But, the side straps and heel straps make them nice and easy to remove.

I went on vacation a few years ago to a remote resort and found they didn't stock size 47 fins. Instant disaster; and discomfort wearing fins a size too small.Since then I have packed a pair of fins; though they take up an enormous amount of space. I found the Cressi Short fins address that by being the mini me of fins. The foot pocket was supple out of the box and the open pocket design means you can use it with or without dive sock. The adjustable rear grip made it easy to get the size correct; on bare skin it did slip off once - and the fin sank to the bottom (thankfully only 8m so it was quickly rescued.)The fin itself is rigid and as advertised short. It is fine for lazy movements; but for swimming in high current I definitely missed having more surface to fight it. The shortened design released 1/4 of my suitcase back for other use which is the reason to get a pair. Besides an hour in a high current area I never found myself struggling with the shorter fins and did enjoy being able to take more clothes away with me.

After being recommended to go with Cressi when abroad, thus is now my go to snorkeling brand and so far, has not let me down!