Cressi Gara Modular Impulse Fins

Description

The Cressi Gara Modular Impulse fins are from the Gara Modular range of fins from Cressi. This means the blade can easily be replaced or exchanged for a different blade better suited to the style of dive. For example, for deeper dives, or longer swims, you may prefer to replace this plastic blade with the Cressi carbon blade.

Equally, the modular system allows the diver to change the blade according to their progression, perhaps starting with a shorter snorkelling fin for shallower depths, eventually progressing to longer plastic or carbon blades.

The self adjusting foot pocket is constructed with the most modern multi compound joining process to deliver a foot pocket that offers comfort and suppleness around the foot. Meanwhile, the stiffer compounds under the foot pocket and heel area are where the power transfer takes place.

The angle of the blade is 29 degrees which delivers ultimate efficiency during the kick cycle, requiring less energy to fin the blades and propel yourself forward.

BLADE

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.

Anti-slip water rails prevent water flow from escaping sideways

Rondine tail special design improves fin control and ensures clear direction when finning

FOOTPOCKETS

The Gara Modular’s foot pocket is wider than the other Gara fin models. we suggest to use it with neoprene socks in order to have a proper fit.

For use without neoprene socks, we recommend to buy one smaller size.

INSOLE

A separate insole is included in each purchase of these fins.

The new insole for Gara Modular fins is recommended for use with thin socks in temperate waters, because it improves the kick performance.

The semi-rigid material of the insole is completely recycled.

The insoles are supplied as a pair (right and left foot) and can be cut into their shape in three different sizes, according to pre-printed guidelines.