Long Fins

Long fins for freediving and spearfishing. The Gara Professional LD is the model that follows the already successful Professional fin with the difference found only in the hardness. As far as the other characteristics are concerned, they are the same. The blade is made from elastomer polypropylene and is one piece with the foot pocket. The new foot pocket is designed so as to position the foot under the actual blade, reducing effort and energy dispersion. Finally the reduced weight combined with the soft new age plastic material makes it ideal for spearos who cover large distances by swimming or who are not fond of hard fins. Learn More

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A variation of the Gara Modular fins with a ‘Long Distance’ blade made from thermoplastic material, softer and much more efficient. Easy forward propulsion is attained at every kick, which does not fatigue your feet or muscles and so you can cover long distances. Learn More

The new Gara Modular Sprint fin is a shorter version of the Impulse fin, which proved to be hugely popular with freedivers worldwide, both amateurs and the most demanding professional freedivers. This is also confirmed by the large number of articles dedicated to it by specialized journalists in sector magazines. Sprint is designed to meet the needs of freedivers and spearfishers who practice this sport in wintertime and when a fin as long as Impulse is not necessary. Both fins have been designed using expensive finite element software programs that allow highly complex and equally highperformance sections to be defined. The blade of Sprint, like the Impulse blade, is made of a single thermoplastic elastomer, although it would be more correct to refer to an angled sublayer and an overlay. The sublayer follows the shape and dimensions of almost the entire fin. It has a uniform thickness and a flexible longitudinal propulsion wing of variable length. In contrast, the so-called overlay covers the propulsion wing selectively and has a thickness that slopes from the maximum value to zero longitudinally towards the tip of the blade. As a result, the fin offers a new way of storing and releasing elastic potential energy, greatly assisting movement of the freediver’s legs and thus guaranteeing a net improvement in propulsive output. When disassembled, the blade and foot pocket occupy the space of a normal snorkeling fin. Learn More

The new Gara Turbo Sprint fin is a shorter version of the Gara Turbo fin.

Sprint is designed to meet the needs of freedivers and spearfishers who practice this sport in wintertime and when a blade as long as Impulse is not necessary.

Both fins have been designed using expensive finite element software programs that allow highly complex and
equally high-performance sections to be defined.

The blade of Sprint, like the Impulse blade, is mad of a single thermoplastic elastomer, although it would be more correct to refer to an angled sublayer and an overlay.

The sublayer follows the shape and dimensions of almost the entire fin.

It has a uniform thickness and a flexible longitudinal propulsion wing of variable length.

When disassembled, the blade and foot pocket occupy the space of a normal snorkeling fin.

The new Gara Modular Sprint fin is a shorter version of the Impulse
fin, which proved to be hugely popular with freedivers worldwide,
both amateurs and the most demanding professional freedivers.
This is also confirmed by the large number of articles dedicated to
it by specialized journalists in sector magazines.
Sprint is designed to meet the needs of freedivers and spearfishers
who practice this sport in wintertime and when a fin as long as
Impulse is not necessary.
Both fins have been designed using expensive finite element
software programs that allow highly complex and equally highperformance
sections to be defined.
The blade of Sprint, like the Impulse blade, is made of a single
thermoplastic elastomer, although it would be more correct to
refer to an angled sublayer and an overlay. The sublayer follows
the shape and dimensions of almost the entire fin. It has a uniform
thickness and a flexible longitudinal propulsion wing of variable
length. In contrast, the so-called overlay covers the propulsion wing
selectively and has a thickness that slopes from the maximum value
to zero longitudinally towards the tip of the blade.
As a result, the fin offers a new way of storing and releasing elastic
potential energy, greatly assisting movement of the freediver’s legs
and thus guaranteeing a net improvement in propulsive output.
When disassembled, the blade and foot pocket occupy the space of
a normal snorkeling fin.

TECHNICAL FEATURES
- Excellent propulsive performance without tiring anyone,
beginners or professionals
- Thermoplastic rubber foot pocket ,certified Full Contact
- Standard blade/stringer interface with screws under
the foot pocket and side clips
- Extremely thin and light blade in compound made
of elastomerized technopolymers developed by Cressi
with different thicknesses
- Stringer consisting of technopolymers with elastomeric loads
with high flexural modulus
- Foot pocket/blade angle of 29 degrees

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Manufactured entirely at C4 plant in Italy, Predator fins are made by overmolding a technopolymer blade with 250 foot pockets.

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A variation of the Gara Modular fins with a ‘Long Distance’ blade made from thermoplastic material, softer and much more efficient. Easy forward propulsion is attained at every kick, which does not fatigue your feet or muscles and so you can cover long distances. Learn More

The blade of the Gara Modular Impulse completes the range of Cressi fins, inserting a bending angle of 29 degrees, which allows you to further increase the dynamic performance of the fin. The blade has an incredible resistance to any type of shock, impact or stress, making it almost impossible to break accidentally.TECHNICAL FEATURES:- Excellent propulsive performance without tiring anyone, beginners or professionals- Extremely thin and light blade in compound made of elastomerized technopolymers developed by Cressi with different thicknesses- Stringer consisting of technopolymers with elastomeric loads with high exural modulus- Footpocket / blade angle of 29 degrees Learn More

Following the Impulse project we have successfully transferred the same design parameters for S-shaped undulating deformation to this innovative fin.

This particular movement permits a notable accumulation of elastic potential energy in the blade, which is released in the return kick, transforming into thrust.

The thermoplastic rubber used for the water channelling rails is extremely flexible and soft so as not to undermine the intrinsic characteristics of the blade.

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Freediving fins featuring a thermo rubber foot-pocket with an excellent quality/price ratio. The blades are produced in a low modular polypropylene. The angle between foot-pocket and blade being 17°. It’s a powerful fin but easy to use, for beginners as well as skilled fishermen. Learn More

The new Gara Modular Sprint fin is a shorter version of the Impulse fin, which proved to be hugely popular with freedivers worldwide, both amateurs and the most demanding professional freedivers. This is also confirmed by the large number of articles dedicated to it by specialized journalists in sector magazines. Sprint is designed to meet the needs of freedivers and spearfishers who practice this sport in wintertime and when a fin as long as Impulse is not necessary. Both fins have been designed using expensive finite element software programs that allow highly complex and equally highperformance sections to be defined. The blade of Sprint, like the Impulse blade, is made of a single thermoplastic elastomer, although it would be more correct to refer to an angled sublayer and an overlay. The sublayer follows the shape and dimensions of almost the entire fin. It has a uniform thickness and a flexible longitudinal propulsion wing of variable length. In contrast, the so-called overlay covers the propulsion wing selectively and has a thickness that slopes from the maximum value to zero longitudinally towards the tip of the blade. As a result, the fin offers a new way of storing and releasing elastic potential energy, greatly assisting movement of the freediver’s legs and thus guaranteeing a net improvement in propulsive output. When disassembled, the blade and foot pocket occupy the space of a normal snorkeling fin. Learn More

Umberto Pelizzari. This mythical name and not much more would be enough to describe these fins. Tens of thousands of hours spent training, an impressive series of World Records in Constant Weight make Umberto an absolute reference when it comes to knowledge and experience in the use of freediving equipment.

The new UP fins featuring technopolymer blades and 250 foot pockets are the result of the close collaboration between Umberto and C4.

The Technopolymer Blade Fin has been created by using the most recent plastic moulding technologies. Performance, which has always been a real obsession for Umberto, is at the basis of this project.

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New fin with interchangeable blade Mares is the only company in the world that has a computerized test bench for design and testing of fins. The characteristics of the foot pocket incorporate comfort, technique, and efficiency. The volumes and additional thicknesses on the instep or the tensioners under the arch have been meticulously studied to convey maximum thrust from the product without sacrificing ideal comfort. The foot pocket is manufactured in a single material – one of the lightest – thus eliminating any problems in bonds between different materials and offering excellent mechanical properties. The significant side ribs perfectly support the blade, channeling the flow of water. They also prevent lateral slippage. The variable- thickness blade bends during the various phases of finning action, achieving the ideal flexion curve. The best technopolymers are used in this fin and increase its agility and resistance. The special design of the channels makes it possible to increase and channel the flow of water toward the pronounced “V” at the end of the blade, thus increasing thrust and preventing slippage to the side. Its light weight and power give the Razor Pro the best yield among all the technopolymer fins currently available on the market. Learn More

The blade of the Gara Modular Impulse completes the range of Cressi fins, inserting a bending angle of 29 degrees, which allows you to further increase the dynamic performance of the fin. The blade has an incredible resistance to any type of shock, impact or stress, making it almost impossible to break accidentally.TECHNICAL FEATURES:- Excellent propulsive performance without tiring anyone, beginners or professionals- Extremely thin and light blade in compound made of elastomerized technopolymers developed by Cressi with different thicknesses- Stringer consisting of technopolymers with elastomeric loads with high exural modulus- Footpocket / blade angle of 29 degrees Learn More

Manufactured entirely at C4 plant in Italy, STORM fins are made by over- molding a technopolymer blade with 250 footpockets.
These fins are ideal not only for diving novices but also for experienced spearos and freedivers who spearfish in shallow waters (0-18mt).

Storm fins feature a comfortable foot pocket, a soft and reactive blade but 10 cm shorter than the standard length featured on spearfishing fins.

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A tapered, high-quality elastomer blade that facilitates excellent agility and performance. This high-performing fin offers variable thickness and increased maneuverability without sacrificing the length and strength of the fin's blade. An excellent choice for freedivers looking for a more rigid and reactive fin.

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Soft Clear Blades desinged for free diving athlets and spearfishing athlets Learn More

Model: long-blade fin designed to deliver optimal propulsion under all conditions • Foot pocket material: made in thermoplastic rubber, highly prized for its comfort, and designed for use with a neoprene booty • Blade material: themoplastic technopolymer with a high modulus of elasticity. The special grey, brown, and green camouflage effect is achieved using ICS (injection color system) technology. Learn More

• Ideal choice for shallow to mid-depth diving
• New techno polymer blade and high-performance parabolic flexion
• Over moulded foot pocket
• Tapered lateral rips for progressive blade flex
• New tip profile to prevent slipping from side to side while kicking

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• Angolo scarpetta/pala inclinato a 29°
• Pala in Polipropilene
• Scarpetta in gomma naturale 55 shore
• Collo del piede con rinforzo inglobato in Kevlar

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Long fins for freediving and spearfishing. The new color makes them visible on the surface and camouflage on rocky and sandy bottoms. 22-degree downturned blade. The keyhole improves its performance by channeling water and guiding the blade during movement. In addition, the hole also serves to decrease the force needed to move the fin in the less active area of the blade. Learn More

The blade of the Gara Modular Impulse completes the range of Cressi fins, inserting a bending angle of 29 degrees, which allows you to further increase the dynamic performance of the fin. The blade has an incredible resistance to any type of shock, impact or stress, making it almost impossible to break accidentally.TECHNICAL FEATURES:- Excellent propulsive performance without tiring anyone, beginners or professionals- Extremely thin and light blade in compound made of elastomerized technopolymers developed by Cressi with different thicknesses- Stringer consisting of technopolymers with elastomeric loads with high exural modulus- Footpocket / blade angle of 29 degrees Learn More

The Gara 3000 LD is an excellent choice for the experienced free diver. Its unique performance characteristics feature a more flexible, lightweight design with a custom fitting foot pocket. Learn More