Cressi

Cressi is an Italian diving and snorkelling brand, and this page collects its kit for snorkellers, freedivers and scuba divers: Palau and Adventure snorkel sets with a mask, dry snorkel and short fins in a travel bag; Pro Light open-heel scuba fins; Gara Modular Impulse and Gara 2000 HF long-blade freediving fins; the low-volume Atom freediving mask; and the Leonardo 2.0 single-button dive computer.

Fin sizing matters most. Full-foot freediving fins use paired European shoe sizes such as 42/43, while open-heel fins like the Pro Light come in ranges such as S/M or L/XL and are usually worn with neoprene boots, so size them with the boots on. Long freediving blades give efficient thrust over distance but need a slow, straight-legged kick, whereas short travel fins are easier for snorkelling. A dry snorkel has a valve at the top that seals when a wave or a dive covers it. The Leonardo 2.0 has Air, Nitrox and Gauge modes; use Nitrox settings only if you are qualified to dive on Nitrox.

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Cressi: frequently asked questions

Which Cressi Palau snorkel set size should I choose?

The size, from XS/S to L/XL, refers mainly to the adjustable open-heel fins, so choose it from your shoe size using the chart on each product page. If you will wear neoprene boots, which is sensible in UK water, or you are between sizes, go up. The mask supplied can differ between sizes, so check the listing if you have a narrow face.

What is the difference between Cressi Gara and Pro Light fins?

Gara fins are long-blade, full-foot freediving fins designed for efficient, straight-legged kicking over distance and depth; the Gara Modular Impulse lets you swap blades. Pro Light fins are shorter, open-heel scuba fins worn with boots, with a strap for quick adjustment, and are easier to manoeuvre with a cylinder or around reefs and kelp.

Is the Cressi Leonardo 2.0 suitable for new divers?

It is built around a single button and a large display, which makes it straightforward to learn, and it covers Air, Nitrox and Gauge modes with a 120 m depth rating. It logs your dives and can pair with a smartphone app to review them. Like any dive computer, it supports rather than replaces training and sensible dive planning.

Do I need a dry snorkel?

A dry snorkel has a float valve at the top that closes when the tube goes under, so far less water comes in when you duck-dive or a wave breaks over you. It is the easiest option for beginners and choppy UK conditions. Freedivers often prefer a simple tube instead, because it is quieter, lighter and easier to clear.

Sources: cressi.com

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