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Fins are the basic propulsion unit of every freediver. Without quality fins you simply won’t get where you want to go, and most importantly – you won’t have the strength to get back to the surface.
Freediving fins differ from those for scuba diving. They’re longer, more flexible and designed for efficient movement with minimal effort. The right technical and material choice decides your underwater performance.
Blade material affects kicking power and speed. Fiberglass provides good balance between performance and price, carbon is lighter and more efficient but more expensive. Rubber is cheapest but less powerful.
Foot pockets must fit perfectly – too loose causes blisters, too tight restricts blood circulation. Closed foot pockets are warmer, open ones fit different foot shapes better.
Blade length and stiffness depends on your strength and swimming style. Beginners appreciate shorter and softer blades, advanced divers prefer longer and stiffer ones for maximum performance.
