Cetatek Warp1 fins?

[Kharon]

Cetatek Warp1 fins - has anyone had experience with these? What do you think of them?

Here is a link: aquabionic | …the world's most advanced fin technology

 

[epointer]

Haven't tried and I don't think I would waste my money on them. Looks like they would be useless in a current. I will keep my SlipStreams.

 

[Kharon]

Thanks for the input. I think they would probably be some better than split fins in current but maybe not much. I'll save the money and stick with my Aeris Velocity 3X's.

 

[divezonescuba]

We looked at a pair at DEMA. The fin is very light. After unsuccessfully attempting to break it, in front of the rep, we were impressed enough to order a test pair. We will post our impressions.

 

[Dr Dog]

Kind of look like the jet2 or gorilla fin

Looks gimmicky.

 

[SangP]

I'll reserve judgement till there's more out there but it really looks interesting. The price, ehhh that's what I would pay for a good pair of free diving fins.

 

[Texas Boy]

My wife has a pair on order but they aren't suppose to be available until somtime mid December. Once she gets them, I will share her experience.

 

[TotDoc]

I'm very interested in hearing about people's opinions on these, too! I think it looks like a pretty awesome design. I'm particularly interested in knowing how they work with more tech styled kicks.

I'm also very curious about the sizing on the foot pocket. I have pretty good sized feet (between 13's and 14's in street shoes depending on the brand), so I am hoping that the pocket is large enough on the XLs to fit my drysuit boots (not rock boots - I use the lower profile soft boots on my whites fusion)

 

[buddhasummer]

Looks like a transformer. Would be interested in first hand diving impressions.

 

[TotDoc]

We looked at a pair at DEMA. The fin is very light. After unsuccessfully attempting to break it, in front of the rep, we were impressed enough to order a test pair. We will post our impressions.

...so...any new input on this yet?