seems like they're for scuba diving
934643
gloves are not wam at all. seems like they're for scuba diving. never again
724535
I like them so far, I enjoy the fact that they are larger then most goggles and my side vision is so much better. however on Friday when swimming I notice that water came in and really distracted my workout time. Not really sure why this happened but I will be able to make a better idea of how good they are with more workouts maybe it was just a fluke.
3843534
Looks like they'll fit the intended job well...
133490
These fins are for swimming and snorkeling ONLY. They are of good quality, lightweight and perfect for travel.
I used them for scuba diving and found myself struggling. They do not give that much propulsion while under water.
These fins do the job for swimming and snorkeling.!
699954
These things are water tight.  As indicated, they are not for submersion, but they are watertight if used properly.  I put my items in and then trap as much air as possible before rolling them up.  My girlfriend capsized a kayak, and I recovered one of these bags 1/4 mile downstream with her phone, camera, and smoking accessories all bone dry.

I think the people who complain about them are not closing them properly.  They aren't built to last forever, but then again, they are $10 for the three of them.  I got at least 5 years of regular rough outdoor use from these before one ripped when it got snagged behind a kayak seat.
3552964
I haven't really got to try these out under the extreme circumstances I bought them for (a float trip where you have to portage a bit), but so far they fit good, seem well made and seem to stay on the foot well.  They are comfortable.  They seem well made.  I'll try to update after a bit of a more extreme test to comment on performance/durability.
3522700
These fins will fit wetsuit boots if you get a larger size. They would be ok for pool use, but are really not up to scratch if you want to use them in the ocean for serious snorkeling or scuba.
4621167
Since we are past the boating season I have not tried these float straps in the lake but they appear capable of keeping the camera afloat, if necessary.  I probably could test them in a bathtub, or something similar, but have not been inclined to do so yet.
4766469
Mask, snorkel and bag are very nice.  I am not really impressed with the short fins.  Yes they do the job, but not very well, especially if you need to go against any type of current.  Really noticed that my buddy was just gliding around effortlessly as my wife and I had to really work to get back to the boat.  They were fine in the sheltered cove.  Also looking back don't see the benefit in packing, not saving that much weight or space.
4401277
These fins were purchased as a go-between fin for scuba and free diving. I was very impressed with the power of these fins. I would recommend these for anyone searching for a longer, faster fin than the normal scuba fins. I cannot comment on how they compare to split fins, as I have never used them. These fins are 29" long. They run a little large. I would recommend using neoprene socks with them, as any full foot fin.
894584
This is a truly fine set of scuba diving equipment. The flippers are really stylish looking, but also effective, which is the more important of the two things. The whole set is made of silicon, which makes a huge difference since it surpasses both plastic and rubber in both comfort and fit. The snorkel is comfortable with some "give" to the mouthpiece and a flexible lower tube. I like all of the components, but the best, in my opinion, are the goggles. The eyepieces maximize the amount of visible area and you can tell that it really opens up things visually. Unfortunately for me personally, I have to use prescription goggles due to an intolerance to contacts. So just as I can't use off the shelf Ray Bans, so I can't use these goggles. I haven't investigated but it might be possible to get the company to install prescription lenses. Other manufacturers do this, so I assume that Cressi will as well. but all in all, this is a great set. I love the use of silicon. It seems as if more and more products are utilizing silicon rather than plastic or rubber. Just a fine scuba diving set.
4217379
They look more like sneakers than water shoes, but they really ARE water shoes. They breathe really well, so no "sneaker smell", if you don't wear socks. I don't wear them with socks, so I got them a half size smaller, and use them for boat shoes, fishing, washing the car, going to the pool, beach,etc. Traction is great.
3083302
Cool but I gave it has a gift for a scuba diver......don't know if they will get much use out of it since it doesn't allow protection in deep water.  Then again you need to stay near the surface to come up to breathe!
1609856
First Impressions: Nice packaging, gloves are well stitched, sizing is correct.

I purchased these gloves for handling fish and sharp rocks/coral while snorkeling/diving and they work perfectly. They fit true to size, so if you normally wear a size L glove, these will fit your hands very well!

The cut resistance is great and have not had any injuries while using them for snorkeling/diving.

I did receive a little discount on the gloves in return for product testing/reviewing, but I would have bought these gloves even if they were $20.
3000268
I haven't used them yet underwater but I have tried them on and they fit nicely.  They came before expected and looks the same as pictured.
4907292
be advised: in reality these look a bit weird. Normally your toes are either fully open or fully enclosed. With these it's halfway. Not a problem if you're getting them for actual boating/rafting on the Zambezi, but in more mundane surroundings they looked weirder than I was prepared for, and I'm not usually thin skinned.
3040885
My grandchildren enjoy diving for these!  Will order more in the future.