Cressi Sub Rondine L
The Cressi-sub RONDINE L is considered the predecessor to the current Gara series and is said to have been developed for Jacques Mayol's freediving world record, contributing to its establishment.
Significant price reduction before the season starts!
Personally, I believe Cressi-sub's Rondine (Swallow) series features an exquisite rubber compound (a lost art/flexibility, lightness) that cannot be replicated today, making them legendary fins known only to those in the know. Furthermore, they are no longer manufactured, making them difficult to obtain. Some shops even display them as not for sale, and they are traded on the market for ¥58,000 to ¥100,000.
I am currently using a pair of these fins, one size smaller than the ones being sold (Taglia 41 / Size 8: bare foot size 25cm) for scuba diving, and they are remarkably durable! When using them in Okinawa or overseas, people have commented, These are legendary fins... I wish you'd sell them to me. It's unlikely that new, unused ones will appear on the market again.
The box for the item being sold is crushed, but the fins themselves are new and unused, purchased for winter use (with thick socks) and carefully stored indoors.
Product size (Taglia 45, Size 11) → Equivalent to bare foot size 26-27cm. Those with bare foot sizes 25cm or smaller will need to wear thick socks or thin shoes (thick-soled shoes are not allowed).
These are exquisite fins, incomparable to similar models, including Japanese-made ones.
I am currently using the same fins, and I feel no rubber degradation at all.
I would be grateful if someone who fully understands the value of these legendary fins would purchase them, not for collection or resale, but to use them with care.
*Please note that we cannot respond to questions or comments, and we ask that you consider purchasing without baseless discount requests or negotiations.
Significant price reduction before the season starts!
Personally, I believe Cressi-sub's Rondine (Swallow) series features an exquisite rubber compound (a lost art/flexibility, lightness) that cannot be replicated today, making them legendary fins known only to those in the know. Furthermore, they are no longer manufactured, making them difficult to obtain. Some shops even display them as not for sale, and they are traded on the market for ¥58,000 to ¥100,000.
I am currently using a pair of these fins, one size smaller than the ones being sold (Taglia 41 / Size 8: bare foot size 25cm) for scuba diving, and they are remarkably durable! When using them in Okinawa or overseas, people have commented, These are legendary fins... I wish you'd sell them to me. It's unlikely that new, unused ones will appear on the market again.
The box for the item being sold is crushed, but the fins themselves are new and unused, purchased for winter use (with thick socks) and carefully stored indoors.
Product size (Taglia 45, Size 11) → Equivalent to bare foot size 26-27cm. Those with bare foot sizes 25cm or smaller will need to wear thick socks or thin shoes (thick-soled shoes are not allowed).
These are exquisite fins, incomparable to similar models, including Japanese-made ones.
I am currently using the same fins, and I feel no rubber degradation at all.
I would be grateful if someone who fully understands the value of these legendary fins would purchase them, not for collection or resale, but to use them with care.
*Please note that we cannot respond to questions or comments, and we ask that you consider purchasing without baseless discount requests or negotiations.
Category
Others
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Osaka
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