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 fine and will provide plenty of use and enjoyment, all the while being durable and unlikely to snap, crease or crack. However if you are looking to take the next step in your spearfishing it is beneficial for you to invest in composite fins, such as carbon or fibreglass blades as they will take you deeper for longer with more efficiency and, being higher in quality, will last you for many years, unlike plastic which gradually loses it's rigidity.
