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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...

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...

Blade is made of high quality mixture of epoxy resin and fiberglass. Blade color - clear Pink. 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 Oceanic Open Heel Viper 2 Fins are ready to propel all of your aquatic adventures. Ideal for any skill level but they still pack a punch with the performance and aesthetics of an elite model. The Viper 2 includes a precision blend of...

Blade is made of high quality mixture of epoxy resin and fiberglass. Blade color - clear white. 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 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...

  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...

Blade is made of high quality mixture of epoxy resin and fiberglass. Blade color - clear white. 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 Palau short adjustable fin (SAF) 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...

The Frog Plus features many of the great characteristics of a traditional paddle fin while introducing a revolutionary new blade material that is both extremely durable and nearly indestructible. The Frog Plus utilizes Cressi’s patented three material injection molding process. The three materials consist...

The Avanti Quattro + non-vented fin exceeds the established performance of the traditional model thanks to the use of composite materials Tecralene, Thermoplastic Rubber that optimize efficiency. The Avanti Quattro + provide greater responsiveness and thrusting power with an even more attractive look. New...

The Avanti Quattro + non-vented fin exceeds the established performance of the traditional model thanks to the use of composite materials Tecralene, Thermoplastic Rubber that optimize efficiency. The Avanti Quattro + provide greater responsiveness and thrusting power with an even more attractive look. New...

SCUBAPRO’s GO Sport fin features a “boot-fit” design, enabling divers who wear boots when giant-striding into cold water or negotiating rocky shore entries to benefit from the proven kicking performance of the original Tester’s Choice-awarded “bare-fit” GO fin. Lightweight yet virtually indestructible, this fin...

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...