THE BRAND GUIDECressi
Explore the range through fit, lens options and construction.
33 catalogue entries · 28 researched profiles · 43 comparisons
The story behind the name.
Cressi’s official history dates the company’s founding in Genoa to 1946. Its mask and fin catalogue provides several distinct construction approaches, making individual model research more useful than assuming all equipment carrying the name behaves alike. Official source ↗
Two different reasons to shortlist a mask
Big Eyes Evolution offers an optical-lens route. Calibro emphasises a compact design and a membrane marketed as Fog Stop. A buyer needing corrective lenses should establish compatibility before choosing by styling; a buyer intrigued by anti-fog claims should still follow the exact model’s care guidance. Neither feature removes the need for a careful fitting.
Read the product variant, not only the page heading
Manufacturer pages can contain several colour and lens selections under one address. The Calibro page, for example, includes mirrored variants. Save the exact SKU from your chosen retailer and confirm that its treatment matches the product you expect. Do not interpret a zero displayed catalogue price as a free product or an actual retail quote.
Look past broad performance language
The Pro Light profile records its polypropylene blade and softer foot-pocket materials. That is useful construction information, but it is not our measurement of propulsion or fatigue. A fin purchase should include a footwear fitting and, where available, a supervised trial. Ask what replacement straps the retailer can supply and what return conditions apply before using the fins in water.
Product facts are sourced in the profiles below. Buying suggestions are our editorial interpretation, not findings from personal testing. Catalogue coverage is a researched selection, not a claim to contain every current product.
Products with a clearer picture.
Calibro Mask
Calibro uses Cressi’s integrated dual-frame construction and an internal membrane around the nose pocket marketed as Fog Stop. The design brings the angled lenses close to the face.
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Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Big Eyes Evolution uses angled, inverted-teardrop lenses and a ribbed silicone skirt. Cressi lists optical-lens compatibility, making this a useful model to investigate when planning a corrective-lens purchase.
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Pro Light Fins
Pro Light combines a polypropylene blade with softer elastomers around the foot pocket. Full-length side rails and a blade extending from above the pocket define its construction.
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Z2S Mask
The Z2S is the smaller version of Cressi’s Z2 mask. Its manufacturer description identifies frameless construction and a silicone skirt.
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Musa Mask
Cressi describes the Musa as a travel-oriented snorkelling mask with a silicone skirt bonded directly to an inclined tempered-glass lens. Its frameless construction allows it to fold for packing.
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Vera Fins
Vera is a silicone swim fin with a closed foot pocket. Cressi positions it for swimming and pool training as well as open-water swimming.
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Prisma Mask
Prisma uses Cressi’s Fog Stop design, with an internal arrangement intended to manage warm air from the nose and external skirt elements described as heat exchangers. A micro-adjustment buckle attaches through a flexible connection at the frame.
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Fins Mesh Bag
This Cressi bag uses mesh for carrying fins and allowing drainage. The manufacturer describes an adjustable shoulder strap.
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Agua Pro Fins
Agua Pro uses a full-foot pocket that Cressi describes as self-adjusting. The manufacturer positions the fin for snorkelling and freediving and discusses use with bare feet or thin neoprene socks.
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Origin LD Fins
Origin LD is Cressi’s lower-density version of its short, wide, vented Origin fin. The manufacturer describes a single-material construction and neutral buoyancy.
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Origin HD Fins
Origin HD uses Cressi’s higher-density material in the vented Origin fin design. The source describes the HD version as slightly negatively buoyant and distinguishes it from the neutral LD version.
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DIGI 3 Computer
DIGI 3 is a hose-connected dive computer that mounts to a regulator first stage through a high-pressure hose and displays tank pressure. Cressi identifies the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm and user-configurable gradient factors.
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King Computer Watch
Cressi positions King as a freediving and spearfishing computer. Its description discusses surface-recovery and descent-related functions aimed at breath-hold activities.
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Gara Turbo Flex Fins
Gara Turbo Flex is positioned for freediving and spearfishing. Cressi describes a technopolymer blade with semi-rigid side structures and a bi-material thermoplastic-rubber foot pocket.
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BCD Power Inflator
The catalogue identifies this as a two-piece bypass inflator for Cressi BCDs. It is a component listing, not a complete buoyancy compensator.
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BCD Complete Inflator
The manufacturer catalogue describes a complete BCD inflator assembly with the bypass included. Exact model compatibility and individual included parts need confirmation.
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Honey Mask
The Honey is a compact single-lens mask that Cressi positions for narrower faces. It combines a silicone skirt with pivoting micrometric buckles and a UV-blocking lens offering. The listed Blue/Orange and Blue/Yellow options need to be checked as complete lens-and-colour configurations, not assumed to be identical cosmetically.
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Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man
The men’s Fast 7 mm is a double-lined full wetsuit with Ultra-Span arm panels, shaped legs and a YKK back zip. Inner cuff rings and a GlideSkin backing under the zipper are intended to limit flushing. It is the thicker Fast option to investigate when the 5 mm version does not provide enough protection for your planned dives.
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Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man
The men’s Fast 5 mm combines double-lined neoprene with stretchy arm panels and shaped legs. It has a back zipper with a GlideSkin backing and internal sealing rings at the wrists and ankles. This makes it a useful temperate-water fitting option if you prefer a straightforward full suit over a hooded semidry.
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Morea Wetsuit Lady
The current Morea Lady is a 3 mm full-length surface wetsuit for snorkelling, swimming and other warm-water activities. It combines stretch panels on the limbs with a rubberised chest and reinforced knees. The back zipper has a neck closure and a second tab to keep the pull in place.
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Logica Wetsuit Man
The current men’s Logica is an 8/7 mm hooded suit with an internal Hydrobarrier bib and Thermospan lining over the chest and back. Wrist and ankle seals, reinforced wear areas and a right-thigh pocket complete the layout. The hood and bib distinguish it from both a conventional full wetsuit and the older 5 mm Logica.
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Velvet Wetsuit Man
The Velvet is a 3 mm men’s wetsuit with a diagonal front zipper running from the waist toward the shoulder. Stretch double-lined neoprene, flat-lock seams and Hydrosealing cuffs are the main construction details. The zipper arrangement is worth trying if reaching a conventional back-zip pull is difficult.
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Hunt 1600 Dive Torch
The Hunt 1600 is designed for spearfishing, with a curved grip and a focused 1600-lumen beam for looking into crevices. Its built-in 5000 mAh battery charges through a magnetic USB connection. Cressi’s buyer’s guide lists an 11° beam and a 100 m depth rating.
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Astra 2100 Dive Torch
The Astra 2100 is Cressi’s rechargeable scuba torch with full, half and strobe settings. A magnetic USB connector charges its built-in 5000 mAh battery without opening the housing. The current store description specifies a CREE XHP50 LED and a maximum output of 2100 lumens.
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Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
The men’s Fast 1 mm is the thin, full-length member of the Fast range. Double-lined neoprene, pre-shaped legs and reinforcement at the knees provide coverage with less bulk than the 5 and 7 mm versions. Its rear YKK zipper has an internal barrier intended to limit water entry.
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Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Lady
The women’s Fast 1 mm provides full-length coverage in a thin double-lined neoprene suit. Its pre-shaped leg panels, elastic lining and reinforced knees are intended to preserve movement without the bulk of thicker Fast models. The back zipper and shaped neck closure include barriers intended to reduce flushing.
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Velvet Wetsuit Lady
The women’s Velvet is a 3 mm full suit with a diagonal front zipper running from the waist towards the shoulder. Its double-lined Ultrastretch neoprene and flatlock seams are intended for flexible warm-water coverage. Hydrosealing wrist and ankle cuffs and an uninterrupted front neck section are its main distinctions from a conventional back-zip suit.
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Speed 2 mm Wetsuit Man
The men’s Speed is a freediving suit with a smooth exterior and panels of 2, 1.5 and 1 mm neoprene. Cressi combines glued and blind-stitched seams with its STRS surface treatment, intended to reduce incidental nicks and tears. The design emphasises flexible movement for pool and open-water breath-hold training.
Specifications & review evidence →One decision. Two options.
Atomic Aquatics Venom vs Cressi Calibro Mask
Atomic Aquatics Venom vs Cressi Calibro Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Atomic Aquatics Frameless 2 Mask vs Cressi Calibro Mask
Atomic Aquatics Frameless 2 Mask vs Cressi Calibro Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →TUSA Paragon Mask vs Cressi Calibro Mask
TUSA Paragon Mask vs Cressi Calibro Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Mares Avanti Quattro + vs Cressi Origin HD Fins
Mares Avanti Quattro + vs Cressi Origin HD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Mares Avanti Quattro + vs Cressi Origin LD Fins
Mares Avanti Quattro + vs Cressi Origin LD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin HD Fins
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin HD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin LD Fins
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin LD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin HD Fins vs Dive Rite XT Fins
Cressi Origin HD Fins vs Dive Rite XT Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W40 vs Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man
Waterproof W40 vs Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W40 vs Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man
Waterproof W40 vs Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W20 vs Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man
Waterproof W20 vs Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W20 vs Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man
Waterproof W20 vs Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man vs Sherwood Scuba Men's SSMC 5mm Back Zip Wetsuit
Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man vs Sherwood Scuba Men's SSMC 5mm Back Zip Wetsuit: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man vs O’Three 3mm Wetsuit – 3 X 3 GBS One Piece
Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man vs O’Three 3mm Wetsuit – 3 X 3 GBS One Piece: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Zeagle Scope Dual Mask vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare Zeagle and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →TUSA Zensee Mask vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare TUSA and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare SCUBAPRO and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Calibro Mask vs Zeagle Scope Dual Mask
Compare Cressi and Zeagle dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Atomic Aquatics Venom vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare Atomic Aquatics and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →TUSA Zensee Mask vs Cressi Calibro Mask
Compare TUSA and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Atomic Aquatics Frameless 2 Mask vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare Atomic Aquatics and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin LD Fins vs TUSA HyFlex Tri-Force Fin
Compare Cressi and TUSA dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin HD Fins vs Atomic Aquatics BladeFin
Compare Cressi and Atomic Aquatics dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin LD Fins vs Atomic Aquatics BladeFin
Compare Cressi and Atomic Aquatics dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin HD Fins vs Zeagle Recon
Compare Cressi and Zeagle dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Origin LD Fins vs Dive Rite XT Fins
Compare Cressi and Dive Rite dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man vs Waterproof NEOSKIN
Compare Cressi and Waterproof wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Sherwood Scuba Men's SSMC 5mm Back Zip Wetsuit vs Cressi Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
Compare Sherwood Scuba and Cressi wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W20 vs Cressi Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
Compare Waterproof and Cressi wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man vs Waterproof NEOSKIN
Compare Cressi and Waterproof wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Waterproof W40 vs Cressi Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
Compare Waterproof and Cressi wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man vs Sherwood Scuba Men's SSMC 5mm Back Zip Wetsuit
Compare Cressi and Sherwood Scuba wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →O’Three 3mm Wetsuit – 3 X 3 GBS One Piece vs Cressi Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
Compare O’Three and Cressi wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Cressi Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man vs O’Three 3mm Wetsuit – 3 X 3 GBS One Piece
Compare Cressi and O’Three wetsuit options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Dive Rite BX2 Handheld Light vs Cressi Astra 2100 Dive Torch
Compare Dive Rite and Cressi dive light options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Ammonite System LED ONE MINI vs Cressi Astra 2100 Dive Torch
Compare Ammonite System and Cressi dive light options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Heinrichs Weikamp hw40 vs Cressi Astra 2100 Dive Torch
Compare Heinrichs Weikamp and Cressi dive light options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →SeaLife Sea Dragon Mini 1600 Underwater LED Dive Light vs Cressi Astra 2100 Dive Torch
Compare SeaLife and Cressi dive light options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Kraken Sports NR-1800 vs Cressi Astra 2100 Dive Torch
Compare Kraken Sports and Cressi dive light options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →PROBLUE BG-8547D｜Deluxe duffel wheeled bag with handle for scuba equipment vs Cressi Fins Mesh Bag
Compare PROBLUE and Cressi equipment bag options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →PROBLUE BG-8547C｜Duffel wheeled bag with handle for scuba equipment vs Cressi Fins Mesh Bag
Compare PROBLUE and Cressi equipment bag options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Waterproof WP DRYBAG 65L vs Cressi Fins Mesh Bag
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Read the comparison →Atomic Aquatics Deluxe Padded Regulator Bag vs Cressi Fins Mesh Bag
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Read the comparison →Buying guides.
How to Choose Dive Fins for Travel
Compare travel fins, check whether you need boots and find out what will fit in your bag.
Read the guide →Explore the Cressi catalogue.
Each entry has its own page. Detailed research and independent review evidence are shown where available; a listing alone is not a recommendation.
- Z2S Mask
- Musa Mask
- Vera Fins
- Honey Mask
- Prisma Mask
- Signal Light
- Fins Mesh Bag
- Agua Pro Fins
- Origin LD Fins
- Origin HD Fins
- DIGI 3 Computer
- Da Vinci Computer
- Velvet Wetsuit Man
- Morea Wetsuit Lady
- Logica Wetsuit Man
- Computer Watchband
- BCD Power Inflator
- Velvet Wetsuit Lady
- King Computer Watch
- MC11 + Zen Regulator
- Gara Turbo Flex Fins
- Hunt 1600 Dive Torch
- BT Computer Interface
- Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Man
- Fast 7 mm Wetsuit Man
- Fast 5 mm Wetsuit Man
- BCD Complete Inflator
- Astra 2100 Dive Torch
- Speed 2 mm Wetsuit Man
- Fast 1 mm Wetsuit Lady
- Calibro Mask
- Big Eyes Evolution Mask
- Pro Light Fins
