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Orca
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Hi SD
The Orca is indeed a nice suit, however depending on your style of fishing I could fear that the smoothskin on the Orca will give you quite a job with the neoprene glue. For spearing I think you should go for the spearfishing suit (which BTW is perfectly fine for depth freediving as well).
Very best regards
H!
The Orca is indeed a nice suit, however depending on your style of fishing I could fear that the smoothskin on the Orca will give you quite a job with the neoprene glue. For spearing I think you should go for the spearfishing suit (which BTW is perfectly fine for depth freediving as well).
Very best regards
H!
I wear Orcas ( RS1 and OrcaFree) for freediving and have a Riffe camo 5mm for spearfishing here in California. durability in surf and rocks is the reason for a spearfishing suit rather than a suit designed for hydrodynamics.
Yes, Adelito. It is a little thicker than the RS1 . It has really tight seals and is good when the temp is a little cooler. Also, William designed it specially for freediving so it is very hydrodynamic and flexible.
