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Who is this freediver?

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ADR

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Can someone please identify this freediver from the 2007 WC and what monofin are they using?

thanks
 

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Alexey Molchanov, Russia. Forgot about the type of monofins the russians used.
 
Yes it's Alexey Molchanova.
I think they use handmade, tailormade, Hyperfins.ru (Brand not the type)
Natalia Molchanova's telephonenumber and emailadres is on the hyperfins website.

Kars
 
Thanks and yeah he does use Hyperfins....but that one is far from their standard top end model
 
Just a small note for those not familiar with Slavic languages, and not distinguishing between Molchanov and Molchanova. In some Slavic languages, including Russian, the ending of the name differs for women. Some names may not change with gender, to others you add the ending "a": Molchanov - Molchanova. That's in Russian; in Czech, or Slovak you add "ová": Zetoch - Zetochová. Most funny, or even stupid is that in Czech you ought to add the gender ending to foreign names too. Molchanova would so transform into Molchanovová, and for example Hillary Clinton is reported in news as Clintonová
 
trux said:
Just a small note for those not familiar with Slavic languages... or Slovak you add "ová": Zetoch - Zetochová.
Click to expand...

Actually it's not that simple in Slovak...

To be precise... Zetocha (M) - Zetochova (F)
 
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