558 results found for “spearfishing & freediving freediving fins”

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...

Atomic Aquatics gives you choices to meet your dive needs and personal swimming style. Blade Fins are designed to deliver... Power and thrust that only a paddle fin design can provide divers to cruise through the water. Unique structural engineering combines both Power-Loop Monocoque...

Rob Allen Spring Steel Spears made in South Africa by Rob Allen Dive Factory. Don’t fall for imitation spears made by other South African companies to look like RA spears but are nowhere near as strait. Please see video below to check your spear straightness....

The Accel Fin, One Fin, Any Ocean! The Accel Fin design chooses power over frills. This compact and responsive fin has clean lines and efficient shape that makes it an excellent all-around fin. The Accel Fins pronounced side rails and center channel direct thrust...

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...

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...

The Oceanic Manta Ray Open Heel Fins, inspired by nature, three advanced materials simulate the shape & mechanics of marine animals. Fin blades are made from techno-polymer advanced material that provides the strength of bone to maximize power, speed & efficiency, while being extremely...

  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 Oceanic Manta Ray Open Heel Fins, inspired by nature, three advanced materials simulate the shape & mechanics of marine animals. Fin blades are made from techno-polymer advanced material that provides the strength of bone to maximize power, speed & efficiency, while being extremely...

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...

Atomic Aquatics gives you choices to meet your dive needs and personal swimming style. Blade Fins are designed to deliver... Power and thrust that only a paddle fin design can provide divers to cruise through the water. Unique structural engineering combines both Power-Loop Monocoque...

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...

Mask for advanced freediving and spearfishing, designed to offer an extremely hydrodynamic and compact shape to help divers to swim into the water and to aid movements in small spaces. The internal volume is minimal and does not require intentional equalizing. The swiveling buckles...

The Accel Fin, One Fin, Any Ocean! The Accel Fin design chooses power over frills. This compact and responsive fin has clean lines and efficient shape that makes it an excellent all-around fin. The Accel Fins pronounced side rails and center channel direct thrust...

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...