646 results found for “Fins Freediving Fins - Freediving Gear”

Split fins have become the most popular style fin in diving today. Just look around when you are out beach diving or on the charter boat and you will soon discover that more divers are making the switch to this style fin. Why are...

Lightweight Performance for Effortless Underwater ExplorationDesigned for comfort, versatility, and efficiency, the Seac Boost Fins deliver exceptional propulsion for a wide range of aquatic adventures. These scuba diving fins feature a compact and responsive blade that ensures effective thrust with minimal effort. Ideal for...

  The iconic V3-30 are the go-to performers for deep freediving applications. A product of collaboration with some of the world’s deepest humans and utilising next generation materials and supreme craftsmanship, they are the most powerful pair of fins we’ve ever made. Armed with...

With classic designs that are kinder to the planet and optimized for performance and efficiency, whether recreation or technical diving, there's a pair of Fourth Element fins however you explore. Part of Fourth Elements OceanPositive range, they've used recycled, natural and recyclable materials in...

Blade is made of high quality mixture of epoxy resin and fiberglass. Blade color - Black Camo. Blade dimensions ~ 80 cm long x 20 cm wide Blade angle ~ 20 degrees. Rubber rails attached to the blade provide maximum efficiency in water flow...

The new Thor fin has a peculiar and unprecedented structure that combines the two central ribs in high modulus polypropylene, very reactive and a central area of the thermoplastic rubber with a convex section, assembled in a polypropylene blade. Two lateral nozzles, located in...

SCUBAPRO's JET FIN is famous. This distinctive fin design set the standard for power and durability when it was first introduced 50 years ago. Its durable rubber construction and beefy shape can still be seen on dive boats, research vessels and in the world's...

Blade is made of high quality mixture of epoxy resin and fiberglass. Blade color -  blue camouflage. Blade dimensions ~ 80 cm long x 20 cm wide Blade angle ~ 20 degrees. Rubber rails attached to the blade provide maximum efficiency in water flow...

Split fins have become the most popular style fin in diving today. Just look around when you are out beach diving or on the charter boat and you will soon discover that more divers are making the switch to this style fin. Why are...

The Oceaner Women’s Freediving Package is a premium cold-water freediving and spearfishing kit designed specifically for women diving in British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. Featuring a locally made Oceaner Yamamoto wetsuit combined with high-performance Cressi accessories, this package delivers warmth, stealth, hydrodynamics, and...

Scuba Diving & Freediving Equipment Rental Packages | Vancouver At Diving Sports Canada, we provide premium scuba diving gear rental in Vancouver and freediving equipment rental in British Columbia, specifically designed for cold-water diving conditions. Our rental equipment is used across Vancouver dive sites...

The Palau Long Adjustable Fin (LAF) opens the way for a new type of snorkeling and swimming fin. It has been designed for two specific purposes. The first was to have a foot pocket that could easily adapt to at least three or four...

Bio-designInspired by different marine mammals to create the most comfortable and most powerful dive fin ever designed. Only fin in the world to integrate Water Adapting Responsive Propulsion (WARP) technology. Beuchat’s exclusive system is designed to amplify the thrust of the diver’s finstroke. Exclusive...

The principal characteristics of the Maui fin are lightness and ease of use, even for those without well-trained legs. Its weight and dimensions make it easy to stow, but without compromising performance. The Maui has been designed with the same sophisticated and advanced finite...

Split fins have become the most popular style fin in diving today. Just look around when you are out beach diving or on the charter boat and you will soon discover that more divers are making the switch to this style fin. Why are...