378 results found for “snorkeling fluid kick fins”

Embrace the simplicity and effectiveness of the Oceanic Predator Snorkel. An essential piece in the Oceanic Predator line, this snorkel is thoughtfully engineered with the needs of free divers and open water hunters in mind. Expect an unparalleled experience, thanks to the well-known ease...

Pioneering technopolymer construction 30-degree blade: Dive's natural ally Hydrodynamic & ergonomic mastery Stabilizers for zero sideways drift Dual-material foot pocket design Time-tested design inspired by Motus Venture beneath the waves with the SEAC BM30, a fin that redefines underwater agility, merging next-gen materials with...

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...

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...

Following the impulse project we have successfully transferred the same design parameters for s-shaped undulating deformation to this innovative fin. This particular movement permits a notable accumulation of elastic potential energy in the blade, which is released in the return kick, transforming into thrust....

The Cressi Agua Short swim fin is the shorter more versatile version of Cressi's popular Agua long blade fin. The Agua Short Fin is ideal for travelers and it is a concrete swimming aid either for pool or sea swim-lovers or snorkelers. It has...

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...

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 RK3 HD fin is the latest in the RK3 range. It is made from a higher density material than the standard RK3, which makes the fin stiffer and heavier and is therefore the ideal fin for dry suit diving. The new, heavier compound...

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...

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...

Combining lightweight construction with purpose-driven design, the Hollis F1 LT Fin is a superlative option for tackling tight, confined dives where every kick counts. The lightweight SEBS compound is molded into a vented design for hydrodynamic kicking that offers tons of efficiency per square...

Meet the game-changing fins that are designed to enable spearos improve their kicking technique. Demanding oceans and XL fish require power, we can deliver that. The Alchemy S features a unique carbon layering pattern which minimizes the effect of “bicycle” kicking, a common characteristic...

Designed in collaboration with the US military and renowned for outstanding performance and reliability, the Apeks RK3 is a rugged thermoplastic rubber fin featuring an over-sized foot pocket to accommodate dry suit boots and a spring strap for easy donning and doffing. The RK3...

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...