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The Cressi Comanche has been around for decades but it’s still a strong contender in the entry-level category. It comes in five different lengths depending on your needs and preferences.
A specially angled handle helps increase the precision of each shot. Anti-corrosion aluminum tubes reduce the risk of the barrel bending, even on longer models. A low-profile design makes it easy to maneuver quickly through the water.
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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Choice of different lengths -
Great amount of power, even when loading to the first notch
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Sleek and low-profile design
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Aluminum barrel
Things we don't like:
Short band length makes it difficult to pull back for loading. Many users recommend investing in longer bands- Line could be stronger as some customers complain of it snapping
- Lack of a line release and shock cord
- Wishbone has a tendency to break
Short band length makes it difficult to pull back for loading. Many users recommend investing in longer bandsSpecs & Features
- Type: Band-powered
- Made In: European
- Total Length: Five sizes from 23.6 to 43.3 inches (110 cm)
- Shaft Diameter: 0.24 inches (6 mm)
- Band Length: 10.8 inches (27.5 cm)
- Band Diameter: 0.63 inches (16 mm)
- Barrel: Anticorodal aluminum
- Shaft: Stainless steel
- Tip: Single flopper barb
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Our Overall Review
Things we like:
-
Choice of different lengths
-
Great amount of power, even when loading to the first notch
-
Sleek and low-profile design
-
Aluminum barrel
Things we don't like:
- Short band length makes it difficult to pull back for loading. Many users recommend investing in longer bands
- Line could be stronger as some customers complain of it snapping
- Lack of a line release and shock cord
- Wishbone has a tendency to break
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