The structure of the Gara 3000 LD is identical to the greatly-appreciated Gara 3000, but the material of the blade, which is softer, is what makes them stand out.

The LD in the 3000 LD stands for Long Distance, indicating the main use of the product, and these fins have emerged from the need to offer enthusiasts increasingly powerful fins, which are however less demanding than the Gara 3000 fins.

Less muscle effort is required for kicking so divers can use them for longer, making them perfect to use many hours in a row.

The softer blade is also very suitable for use in cold water, which is notorious for its tendency to stiffen materials and make them less flexible.

Please keep in mind that these pockets are only available in pairs and a quantity of 1 is one pair of pockets.

New self Adjusting footpocket from Cressi, manufctured in 2 materials to enhance fit and performance. The footpocket uses the conventional small rail system to attach the footpocket tendons to the blade. The pocket is soft and comfortable. The sole is stiff and allows good power transfer to the blades. The footpocket tendons have moderate stiffness and offer good supprt to the blade without negatively affecting its flex pattern. The Cressi footpockets combine well with Speardiver carbon blades.

Available sizes

40-41 (7-8)
42-43 (8-9)
44-45 (10-11)
46-47 (12-13)

IMPORTANT NOTE:

These sizes reflect European and US numbers stated on the footpockets. The European size is correct, but the US size may not be accurate. It’s important to use the stated US sizes as a reference to the footpocket only, not necessarily to how it fits. For example the Cressi 42-43 size is stated as US 8-9, this is blatantly incorrect. The 42-43 fits a shoe size 11 foot (actual foot length 11″, width 4.25″) perfectly. Albeit it is a tad tight (not uncomfortable) width wise, which makes the Cressi footpockets nicely suitable for narrower feet.