Cressi Snorkeling Set- Short Adjustable Fins, Silicone Mask, and Dry Snorkel- Compact for Travel- Tino Adventure Set- Designed in Italy

We are avid snorkelers/divers and typically spend a lot on our gear. We purchased this set for our daughter and were surprised by how good the quality is! This is a great price for a full snorkel set. This will last a long time and will hold up to both chlorine and salt water.

As a lifelong snorkeler this is the best set I’ve ever purchased! Fins, mask and snorkel are comfortable and a great size for traveling! Also comes with a carrying bag.

Haven’t gotten to use these yet but seem to be great quality. Good mask fit. I was between sizes on the fins (I wear around 8.5-9 US men shoe size) and went with the S/M and they fit perfect.

Took these on a 7hr snorkeling charter, they worked great and held up well. I will say that with any snorkel set, buying neoprene socks makes your snorkeling experience that much better!

Pure junk. Don't buy. Mask snapped at the anchor point for strap. You would think that a major part of the mask that anchors the strap would be strong enough when you tighten. Had to buy a backup mask while on vacation. Returning this junk. I wouldnt even give it 1 star but had no choice.

Cressi Sub is an Italian brand pioneer in scuba diving. It was around when I started scuba diving many decades ago. I owned some of their products and they were very reliable.This basic snorkeling set would be OK for beginners. The set has the advantage that it is very light and compact, it can easily fit inside a carry on. Usually the fins are much larger and must be carried in larger forms of bags/luggage.These are some of my thoughts:MASK:The mask aesthetically is not of my preference but has good underwater visibility. Internal volume is about medium compared to other masks. The edge skirt has a good seal against the face (no leaks). Good nose profile for easy ear equalization. I don't like that the head band is attached to the rubber mask skirt with a pass through screw instead of to a stronger material as the mask frame. On the positive side, it is easy to adjust to the head size. Remember to rub some toothpaste to the interior glass and rinse before use to prevent mask from fogging.SNORKEL:The snorkel is bigger than my personal preference. It is made of a too rigid plastic that drags severely while swimming. It's bottom drain valve made for easier removal of water upon surfacing. I did not like the "floating ball" water block system on the top part. I would prefer to remove this "system" to simplify water draining to avoid complications but this may not apply to you, I may be old fashioned..FINS:The fins are of the open adjustable type so you can use them with your neoprene booties. If you do not have booties, I would recommend you use thick socks to mitigate abrasions on your toes and feet.They are pretty snappy in the water, not too rigid or soft. They have similarities to Plana fins, plastic body and soft rubber middle section.BAG:The mesh bag is very nice, one can carry this basic equipment and some small items with ease. It dried pretty quick after washing with fresh water at home, remember to wash ALL your equipment after salt water exposure.

I have used cress I brand forever and love how reliable it is. Comfortable no leaking.

Mask and snorkel are good for the price but the fins are almost useless. I’ve been snorkeling for over 20 years and I’m a certified PADI scuba diver.