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

Well worth the quality of the silicone rubber and the fins, durable, and reliable in the ocean.

I got this Cressi snorkel set in Navy, size Large X-Large for my son and his size 11 feet. It's a good set for when we're traveling, especially flying, since the fins are short and easily fit in carry-on luggage. The mask was a good fit for his face and I like that it's tempered glass and not plastic. The mask was too small for my husband which wasn't surprising since his head is on the larger size and he always needs large to extra large hats as well.The snorkel has a good flex tube that bends well. The purge valve is always a great feature to have. The silicone bite will be replaced with a smaller one for greater comfort. The included bite is soft, just a bit too large to be comfortable for an extended swim.The fins are shorter than we would normally use, but pack well for traveling. The heel strap makes them usable for a range of foot sizes which is a big plus when traveling with friends and relatives.

This snorkeling set includes short adjustable fins, a silicone mask, and a dry snorkel, all compactly designed for easy travel. The fins are adjustable for a secure fit, while the mask provides a clear and comfortable viewing experience. The dry snorkel prevents water from entering, making it ideal for beginners and experienced snorkelers alike. The Tino Adventure Set is made in Italy, ensuring high quality and durability.

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.

This Tino Adventure adult snorkeling set is a bundle of a Tino mask, a Scilla dry snorkel and a pair of Tonga fins, all color matched. The set I have is Clear / Ice Cyan color, this color combination is bright and attractive. The set is branded as "Blue by Cressi", and is of an entry level quality - however it is designed by a well respected brand.The mask has a thin and light plastic frame around a one-piece tempered glass, with a soft silicone skirt. It seals well, and the soft silicone will adjust well to the shape of the face. The mask is quite shallow, which provides a good wide field of view. There is no anti-fog coating on the glass, so frequent cleaning will be necessary - or alternatively some spray. The buckles are easily adjustable. The mask is very light, and with the silicone parts folded up it is barely an inch thick.The snorkel is a basic dry type, with a simple but fairly quick acting valve at the top, a purge valve at the bottom end, and a simple keeper which enables quick attachment to the mask. It is a two-piece design, with a flexible silicone accordion between the top and the mouthpiece portions. The mouthpiece is made of the same soft silicone. The snorkel is also very lightweight and compact.Tonga fins (my set is sized adult S/M) are small enough to fit in a carry-on, can be easily adjusted to the foot size (men's 4.5-8.5 / women's 5.5-9.5), and reasonably light. These are definitely not meant for heavy use, the build clearly prioritizes weight and size, so these round up the bundle as a practical and lightweight travel set.The set includes a very basic pull string mesh bag, which will do for carrying wet equipment around, but I would not count on it to last.In short, if you are looking for a complete adult snorkeling set to bring along on an occasional trip - this will work well.

These fins stay on nicely. The adjustable strap is a nice touch. The mask suctions easily and stays in place. There's minimal fogging. The snorkel has a return that encouraged the water to stay out and it's easy to resurface with. Overall this is a nice grab and go set.

Great set of fins and mask for snorkeling. Recently took it on vacation and its light and easy to pack!

I already got a snorkeling mask and tuba last summer with a dry fit and my sons loved it. I decided to get the set with the fins. This is well made, sturdy easy to use and we like that we can adjust the fin size so he can share it with his sister. The dry snorkel is working well.