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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
4.1
Reasons to buy:
Choice of different lengths
Great amount of power, even when loading to the first notch
Sleek and low-profile design
Aluminum barrel
Reasons NOT to buy:
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
Choice of different lengths
Short band length makes it difficult to pull back for loading. Many users recommend investing in longer bands
Short band length makes it difficult to pull back for loading. Many users recommend investing in longer bands
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