Fins
Spearfishing fins (some call them flippers): You will need special spearfishing fins or freediving fins (whenever you are out spearfishing. Spearfishing fins are longer, more flexible and of a simpler design than scuba diving fins...
Spearfishing fins (some call them flippers): You will need special spearfishing fins or freediving fins (whenever you are out spearfishing. Spearfishing fins are longer, more flexible and of a simpler design than scuba diving fins as they are designed to get the spear-fisher to greater depths while conserving energy and oxygen.
If you are just starting out in spearfishing, plastic fins are a great entry-level product to get you out there and amongst the fish. Within plastic fins, there are two styles; modular fins or fixed blade fins. Fixed blade fins are your cheaper and typically stiffer fins that, if you absolutely love the sport, you will certainly outgrow within a year or so. A modular fin is what we recommend most divers start off with as these fins typically have much better quality plastics and rubbers used. Being modular, the foot pockets can also be used further down the track if you decide to upgrade from the plastic blades to a fibreglass or carbon blade which will mean you have a pocket that has already moulded to your foot but more importantly, saves you some hard-earned cash down the way.
