I am looking for a pair of good, but shorter freediving fins, mostly for pool use and recreational freediving and traveling. I already have long carbonfins from Mtechnic, Cressi Gara and Mares Razor plasticfins. Is there something out there on the market that will satisfy my need and not be too far away from the quality of longer fins?
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Short freediving fins
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These are the first pair of fins that come to mind.
www.leaderfins.com
Unless you're looking for something longer.
Carbon Fiber Short Bi-Fins
- Carbon Fiber blade (Sandwich construction) - the blade consists o
www.leaderfins.com
Unless you're looking for something longer.
Leaderfins has "extra short" 60cm fiberglass blades https://www.leaderfins.com/us/blades-1/ice.html
i glued those onto C4 400 footpockets for my gf
I have Ultrafins Speedy https://ultrafins.com/product/ultrafins-speedy/ myself which I'm quite happy with too, although their delivery took a month and footpockets are not glued very nicely
i glued those onto C4 400 footpockets for my gf
I have Ultrafins Speedy https://ultrafins.com/product/ultrafins-speedy/ myself which I'm quite happy with too, although their delivery took a month and footpockets are not glued very nicely
Pathos has a shorter model too. Maximum.
MAXIMUM CARBON BLADES | pathossub.com
Pathos MAXIMUM CARBON BLADES . MAXIMUM CARBON BLADES CARBON FIBER FABRIC PATHOS MAXIMUM Carbon blades are made of 285-T4 and 285-T2 pure Carbon Fiber. These fabrics are proven to be the best choice for our carbon blades due to the combination of high resistance and instant reaction. The...
www.pathossub.com
My dive equipment was stolen some time back, and I'm just starting to re-equip. As a cost compromise (and for travel convenience), I bought Mares Superchannel fins. I haven't found a place to freedive in Texas yet, so have not used them. Here's the link:
Amazon product ASIN B000V76X58
Amazon product ASIN B000V76X58
Molchanov's Silicone Bifins are another option to consider. They are shorter while maintaining similar properties to long freediving fins. I have a pair and like them quite a bit. They are also said to be indestructible.
molchanovs.com
CORE Silicone Bifins
CORE Silicone Bifins are the ideal training fins for all freedivers. Build symmetrical kick technique, sharpen your foundation, and optimise efficiency in the water.
molchanovs.com