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Giv'em a SHOUT!

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spaghetti

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Came across this new freediving/spearfishing fins from Seac Sub, in the unexpensive district. The footpocket reminds me of the Cressi and the new Antolas Blue (new italian brand).
They're called the Seac Sub Shout S1000. Found them in promo offer for 50 euro, medium stiffness.
Model: fin and closed shoe in dual-material. Shoe material: in thermoplastic elastomer. Blade material: blade in high elastic thermoplastic technopolymer module. Also available in green.
 

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..and i thought you want an inbuilt chat window..shout..;p
 
i would shout of horror if i ever see somebody wearing these things...
do forgive me spaghetti, and hopefully the seac people are too busy to read my post, but that footpocket looks like sh*!
wouldn't you spend some 30 extra euro and get some gara's for example?
 
I would be interested to hear what the first person who buys a pair thinks of them.

Very cheap, Cressi trade prices are more than that!
 
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