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Question: I usually wear 2mm neoprene socks for diving. Are these fins comfortable with them? or should I wear neoprene boots?
Document: This might be partly because I wear a 3mm neoprene wet sock with them. I do that because putting flippers on in sand without a wet sock (a sock made of wetsuit material) is asking for abrasions on your foot. The heel strap tends to pull the sock down and the whole thing eventually slips off the bottom of my heel. This is the first time I've used an open foot fin with socks, usually I use a full foot fin and this isn't an issue.
The fins are great. Very comfortable and gets me through the water with ease. If I had to say anything about a warning it would be I think they run a little big. I wear a size 12 and 1/2 to 13 and I bought the XL in the fins. I have them set on the shortest adjustment and they fit just right with a 2mm swim boot on. Any larger and I would have had to return them.
I'm a size 15/16 shoe and these are huge- I need to wear a neoprene sock with them (and cinch them down all the way), and a dive booty would be better. When worn barefoot they are too big. An XL would probably have been better for me. That said, they work well and are comfortable (I've only used them for snorkeling so far).
found this to be a great fin, i use it both for snorkeling and diving, you do need to wear dive boots as the  fin  has a hard boot and will bite into the top of your foot.
The foot pocket is large and accommodates a fin sock/boot easily.I usually wear a men's size 10 shoe and had a relatively thin fin sock on. I was wearing the Cressi Pro Light in Medium/Large. They felt a little too big, but I imagine the Small/Medium size might be too small. I also appreciate the extra space in case I ever need to wear a thicker boot.Overall these fins served me very well.
I used these for hours on end. Super comfortable with or without booties or aqua socks. The clips on the straps also make these super easy to put on and take off while under water.
I used these fins on my checkout dives. They were light-weight, comfortable, and easy to use. I gave it a 4-star because the buckle to one of my fins was not tightly secured from the manufacturer and fell off while I was walking to the dive site. I was lucky enough to have another diver pick it up. Other than this, I would say this is a great scuba-diving fin.
These were great for my first diving experience. I wear a size 7 1/2 - 8 US Women's and these are perfect fit. Make sure you buy booties as they are useless without. They are a slower fin and take more effort to use than fancy more expensive fins. However, if you are just starting out they are more than adequate.
These are the most comfortable fins I have ever wore. They are not too heavy and have helped me greatly in my learning to dive experience. I haven't been diving for too many years, but have had many experiences with different diving fins and find these have greatly increased by ability. I would recommend these fins to a beginner or even a pro. Whether you dive as a hobby or professionally, you will find that the Cressi Diving Fins are for you.
I bought a similar pair of another brand about a year ago, that were much more expensive. These are great for just about any underwater activity that requires diving fins. Make sure you wear booties or slippers with these. I wear a size 7 in women's shoes and a small fit me, although they were a little big, even with a swim boot, so an x-small may work better for me. These fins have a great appearance and overall performance.
Answer: yes