Gara Modular Sprint 42/43

The Cressi Gara Modular Sprint fin is a new 2020 model in the Cressi Gara line. It is a shorter version of the impulse fin, Which has proven to be extremely popular with both amateur and professional freedivers worldwide,
This is also endorsed by the large number of articles devoted to it by specialised journalists in industry publications, Sprint is intended to meet the needs of the freedivers and spearfishers who practice this sport in the winter and do not require a fin as long as an impulse.
Both fins were designed with expensive finite element software programmers that allow for the definition of highly complex and equally high-performance sections.
The Sprint blade, like the impulse blade, is made of a single thermoplastic elastomer, though an angled sublayer and an overlay would be more accurate, Almost the entire fin's shape and dimensions are followed by the sublayer. It has a uniform thickness and variable length flexible longitudinal propulsion wing. In contrast, the so-called overlay selectively covers the propulsion wing and has a thickness that slopes from the maximum value to zero longitudinally towards the blade tip.
As a result, the fin provides a new method of storing and relating elastic potential energy, greatly assisting freediver leg movement in propulsive output, When disassembled, the blade and foot pocket takes up the same amount of space as a stand snorkelling fin,

FEATURES:

Gara Modular interchangeable system
Excellent propulsion without tiring anyone, whether beginners or professionals
Full contract certified thermoplastic rubber foot pocket
The blade/stringer interface is standard, with screws under the foot pocket and side clips.
Extremely thin and light blade in a cressi-developed compound of elastomeric technopolymers of varying thicknesses.
Stringer is made of technopolymer with elastomeric loads that have a high flexural modulus.
Foot pocket/blade angle of 29 degrees