Freediving fins

This type of diving fins is designed specifically for freediving. Freediving is a scuba diving, in which the diver first breathes on the surface, followed by a final breath and a dive. Freediving fins are sometimes very long, but also significantly longer than standard diving fins as standard.

There are several reasons for the length of the fins: mainly due to the better flexibility of these fins, the freediver kicks less, consumes less oxygen in his body, significantly less tempo is enough to reach depth and a long leaf fins ensure a faster and more efficient dive.

Again, you can choose between top brands such as Cressi, Mares or Scubapro. The design of some freediving fins allows the diver to comfortably exchange leaves in a matter of minutes, making it possible to regulate both the depth of the dive and the individual needs of each user's body. The angles of the blades make the digging efficiency even more efficient, thus saving the user his valuable energy.

Freediving fins are bootable and structurally suitable for spearfishing. For fins with a closed heel, it varies according to the stiffness of the leaves. Softer fin leaves for freediving will be appreciated especially by beginners. The harder sheets are then chosen by more advanced and physically fit freedivers, who can already develop more power for a more effective kick.

The sheets are made of various materials, such as rubber, polymer, but also carbon. Carbon sheets are extremely fine and low resistance. However, they are more sensitive to damage in certain places, so it is good to use a protective bag on freediving fins.