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Carbon blades compare: Merou - C4 (Falcon 80)

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csagh

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Hi all,

I would like to ask that freedivers help who have experience with Falcon 80 and Merou carbon blades.

My questions is:
What is the different (is there different) between two blades?

Thanks your answer!

Cheers,

Csaba
 
I' ve seen them a few times in french and italian spearfishing magazines, but I never heard anything how they are. If you are planning to buy one of these two fins, I wouldn't take any risk and choose the C4s. These are WR prooved fins and there is a lot of information for you on this forum.
Deeply,
Manuel
 
Yeah, Merou is quite expensive... C4 with footpockets cost less than the merou blades... If i were you I wouldnt take any risk with the merou (which could turn out to be a really good fin, who knows?) and just stick with the C4, they are cheaper widely know n and lots of people can help you on this forum if yove got problems...
 
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