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Freediving Lanyards now available

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Stephan Whelan

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DeeperBlue.com Exclusives is proud to be able to offer Freediving Lanyards (created by Breatheology). Available in 50cm or 100cm lengths and with a Aluminium or Steel carabiner these are ideal for both recreational and competitive freediving.

Key Features


  • Approved by AIDA for competitive Freediving
  • Comfortable neoprene strap for ankle or wrist
  • Tough carabiner in Aluminium or Steel
  • Strong poly-urethane cord
  • Bright yellow quick release strap
  • Available in 50cm or 100cm length
Find out more at http://exclusives.deeperblue.com/products/lanyards

 

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Spearo_the_hero - we've not heard any complaints but will get Stig to post his views on here shortly!
 
You can check out Stig himself introducing the new Lanyards for DeeperBlue.com Exclusives.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fur_ht4a77Q]Breatheology Lanyard Trailer - YouTube[/ame]
 
Cool, from the video it looks like the Steel Carabiner is the one with the rubber and screws, while the aluminum is the one without the rubber (carabiner attached via sewn nylon ).
 
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