Basic gear from mid-twentieth-century Chile

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Cabo Sub Rondine swimming fins.

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  • Light, robust and comfortable.
  • Available in sizes 32-34, 34-36, 36-38, 38-40, 40-42, 42-44, 44-46 and 46-48.
  • Material: 100% rubber.
  • Ideal fins for shellfish gatherers, shore divers and swimmers.
  • Cressi sub (Italy) design.
 
Cabo Sub Cressi fin grips.

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  • Small/large size.
  • Rubber accessory highly recommended as a safety element.
  • Placed like spur on freediving fins.
  • Prevents potential danger of accidental release of foot pocket.
  • Cressi sub (Italy) design.
More Cabo Sub swimming fins at the weekend.
 
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