FINS GARA CARBON CRESSI TEAM 2.0

New version of GARA CARBON CRESSI TEAM, intensely tested and evolved by the Cressi Team, which modifies compared to the previous version, the blade surface (12% greater), the length (4cm longer), a new progressive angle of 29º and a new distribution of carbon panels and reinforcement areas. A fin that has been unanimously acclaimed by all types of users and that allows a very precise adaptation to all types of user profiles and fishing action with its 10 possible combinations.

• Five hardness levels: XLD, LD, MD, HF, XHF with an average difference of 8% between one version and the next. These five versions allow a radical advantage of adaptation to different types of user and especially to different systems and circumstances of use.

• Foot pocket-blade fitting area (especially delicate in terms of fracture possibilities) with several technologies to minimize risks. Hole for the assembly screws made with a mould, not mechanized, to minimize the possibility of breakage at this point. Progressive foot pocket-blade angulation zone.

• Variable profile from a maximum thickness of 2.5mm in the area where the foot pocket fits up to 1mm at the end with 7 different phases.

• 100% industrial construction by vacuum infusion at high temperature to eliminate any possibility of microbubbles in the structure and obtain a very compact and reactive blade.

• Combination of bidirectional flexing carbon blades with high stress resistance blades reinforced with unidirectional flexing carbon.

• Exclusive pure carbon made with 12,000 thread count (12 k) strands. This carbon allows an extremely resistant construction with a minimum number of sheets due to its high density.

• Angulation of the blade of 29º progressive (10 cm of arc). Studied placement of the angle so that the position of the blade is an extension of the tibia without the need to force the instep. This feature relaxes various muscles of the leg and foot during fluttering with a notable increase in comfort and a reduction in fatigue and lactate accumulation.

• Mirror shiny mold finish in the upper area to minimize the need for resin thickness. Rear area of ??the blade with a completely virgin matt finish to provide maximum camouflage capacity while waiting or stalking.

• One-piece TPU profiles with rib fixing guide, blade side protection and anti-skid spoilers.

• Foot pocket in two versions: Modular, traditional with long horns and Turbo with short horns. The blade is calibrated to work perfectly with both foot pockets, with an approximate difference in total stiffness of 10% and different features detailed in the comparative table.

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VERSIONS AND TARGET / PERSONALITY

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XLD

• Light gray camouflage with yellow logo.
• It requires 1,463 kg of load to be fully folded (with Gara Modular foot pocket).
• Nervous but smooth, its structure and thickness distribution identify it as a very fast fin for long movements on the surface or in mid-water with very little muscle consumption.
• Its great rebound and its studied blade surface make it versatile also to start from the bottom, even at depth, with surprising ease if the weighting is correct and the user has a good finning technique.
• It would also be the ideal version for amateur level apnea-snorkeling.
• Can be used with short horns for DYN dynamic apnea in the pool or in deep CWT

LD

• Monkfish camouflage in green tones with a silver-turquoise logo.
• It requires 1,587 kg of load to be fully folded (with Gara Modular foot pocket).
• Version proposed for fishing for users who carry out prolonged navigation in waters without large breakers and for descents to medium or medium high depths with high rhythm.
• Perfect for constant weight fishing if the user also makes long trips across the surface.

MD

• Camou original monkfish skin tone with silver-orange logos
• It requires 1,733 kg of load to be folded to the limit (with Gara Modular foot pocket).
• The most versatile of the range in case you intend to use it in different types of fishing with an excellent power-speed-muscular fatigue ratio.
• It allows to be used in the surf with a good reactivity to get out of the wave with few flutter cycles.
• It also works well for fishing at any depth in Mediterranean waters even with current, depth with constant or variable weight and is quite energy-saving for travel.

HF

• Monkfish camouflage in brown tones with silver and red logos.
• It requires 1,842 kilos of cargo to be folded to the limit (with Gara Modular foot pocket).
• High power fin for deep constant weight fishing and fishing in strong sea areas including extreme breakers.
• It can be perfectly used by fishermen who like to feel the fin and tear the surface from the bottom with great forcefulness in any ballast condition.
• It also allows swimming on a relatively restful surface.

XHF

• Black-white anglerfish camouflage with gold logos.
• It requires 2,113 kg of load to be folded to the limit (with Gara Modular foot pocket).
• High power fin for fishermen with great leg power and/or wingspan who fish mainly at constant weight from a boat or in rough seas.
• Ideal for freediving Safetys as it guarantees great drag power for a possible injured freediver.
• It is also ideal for divers who use long fins for diving, especially in currents or long journeys.

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FOOTPOCKET

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• Two-material foot pocket, specially calibrated to fully enjoy the benefits of carbon and the foot-foot pocket-blade energy transmission. The nerves reduce the hardness of the mix by 20% compared to the previous version and the soft rubber area of ??the foot pocket has a firmer composition to improve energy transmission. The new foot pocket combines two materials, a 70º shore thermoplastic rubber, flexible but inelastic and highly resistant, applied to the nerves, to the entire sole of the foot pocket and to the exclusive fastening band on the instep designed to transmit effort immediately. without dissipating into gummy compositions.
   
• The instep incorporates a 2cm wide "Self adjusting" band in its center, which allows a slight expansion (from 2 to 4 mm depending on size) to adapt to people with high insteps or when using thick neoprene socks. The expansion has been meticulously calibrated so as not to impair the transmission of energy.
   
• The volume of the foot pocket has been dimensioned after in-depth anatomical studies, in such a way that the volumes are proportional to the widening effect caused by the neoprene socks depending on the size of the foot. It does not follow a fixed size-to-size ratio since proportionally a small foot "fattens" much more than a large one when putting on neoprene socks.
   
• Traditional version with long horns and Turbo version with short horns.

• Sizes: 36/37 - 38/39 - 40/41 - 42/43 - 44/45 - 46/47

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LONG HORNS OR SHORT HORNS FOOTPOCKET

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Although the comparison of long horns vs. short horns would be generally applicable to all foot-pockets on the market, we will restrict it to the two foot-pockets available from Cressi for the Gara Carbon 2.0: Modular and Turbo.

IMPORTANT:

We remember that it is important in order to really take advantage of the features of the Gara Carbon blades, due to their geometry and angle, to use them with original Cressi foot pockets and always respecting the particularities of their assembly (thickness compensation rubber, position of the pieces plastic assembly and assembly of the horns on the profiles).

GARA MODULAR FOOTPOCKET (LONG HORNS)

• It guarantees a better transmission of energy between the foot pocket-horns-blade due to the superior contact surface between the two elements.
• It allows better control and maneuverability of the fin, especially in case of use in rough seas, especially in surf and fast lurking fishing with frequent changes of direction.
• Improves the resistance of the fin to possible blows or extreme and/or atypical flexing that can cause the blade to break or splinter.
• Increases the starting power of the fin, especially important when starting from the bottom or surface with negative buoyancy when moving forward.
• Its only negative point is that by increasing the rubber mass of the fin attached to the blade, it partly dampens the rebound of the carbon.
• This partial handicap is only negative in the case of using the fin in ideal conditions for progress such as DYN or CWT dynamic apnea or fishing with long distances at medium or shallow depths in which the fluidity of the finning is especially valued and taken into account. fatigue saving. Likewise, in fishing with variable weight.

GARA TURBO FOOTPOCKET (SHORT HORNS)

• It allows the blade to work in a free position, thus optimizing the rebound and the fluttering rate.
• Therefore, it increases the efficiency of the fin in terms of effort-performance ratio in conditions that allow continuous and stable flapping.
• Lighten the overall weight of the set.
• It is an appropriate foot pocket for freediving or fishing in conditions that do not require great starting power on the surface or depth or breaker or fishing with variable weight.
• On the other hand, it penalizes the maneuverability of the fin, especially in rough sea conditions or fast fishing with changes of pace and direction.
• It also penalizes the resistance of the fin to possible blows or extreme and/or atypical flexing.

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