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#1
September 7th, 2008
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Hello everyone,
have been absent from here for a few years. had escaped with another mistress called "stand up paddle surfing". never left the water (never would) and i'm ofcourse still diving and subsurfing (if anyone remembers my story on this subject from a few years ago). i have just discovered this fin : lunocet.com and would like to know if anyone here has tried one or has any further info. looks sexy as hell and if it can do what they claim, well then i have some big projects for it. thanks for the help. cetaciously, Noa 
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#2
September 7th, 2008
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Still WIP due to some technical issues - last I heard from the developer a few weeks ago. When it is released we'll have reviews.
If you do a search here on lunocet you'll find quite a bit - but the production model has yet to be reviewed.
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www.michiganfreediving.com
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#3
September 8th, 2008
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My Lunocet fin is in the process of being built. I have been in the queue for a little while now due to previous customer orders being filled and some engineering changes made to materials used. I live in Northern California (north of Santa Cruz) and will give the DB Forum some feedback after some water time.
Stay Wet, Bill
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#4
September 10th, 2008
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thanks for your feedback guys. Bill, i'll be very interested to hear from you once you use the fin and see what you think of it. what other monofins do you use/have used ? speak soon...
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#5
September 15th, 2008
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Special Fins fiberglass and Special Fins carbon fiber. The former has an open heel foot
pocket (thin wetsuit sock for ahhh, the tropics) and the latter has the fully enclosed foot pocket (5mm booties for diving in Monterey Bay, brrrr!).
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