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X-Wing C-S Fins - Mares
The Mares X-Wing C-S freediving fins represent excellence in the carbon blade segment for freedivers and spearfishers seeking maximum responsiveness, agility, and control underwater. The blade, made with 11 layers of 100% prepreg carbon, is produced through a mold-pressing process with layers in different directions and thicknesses, ensuring a final result with outstanding mechanical quality and performance.
Carbon Blade Technology
The core of the X-Wing C-S is a blade built with 3,000-filament carbon yarn, with fibers woven at 0° and 90°. This configuration reduces the number of fiber intersections, significantly increasing blade responsiveness and thrust transmission. The high-performance parabolic flex with variable thickness ensures optimal load progression during the kick, maximizing propulsion and reducing muscle fatigue.
Optimized Geometry and Angle
- Blade width: 185 mm
- Blade length: 620 mm
- Angle: 30° relative to the foot pocket, making the blade the natural extension of the shin
- Variable-height side rails to support flexibility and optimize the channel thrust effect
- Medium dimensions suitable for any kick frequency, with excellent versatility between freediving and spearfishing
Availability and Compatibility
- Available with a soft or medium-stiff blade, selectable according to the user's weight for consistently calibrated propulsion
- Interchangeable Blade, allowing you to adapt the fin stroke to your needs or replace the blade without changing the foot pocket
- Paired with the new olive green X-Wing foot pocket, they provide perfect camouflage for spearfishing
- The foot pocket is made with a softer material and designed to be worn even without socks
Who They Are Designed For
The Mares X-Wing C-S are ideal for freedivers and spearfishers who prioritize agility of movement over large-format fins. Their compact size, combined with high-end carbon construction technology, makes them a benchmark choice for anyone seeking racing fin performance in a more manageable and versatile format.
Libeccio Elite Beuchat Fins for Freediving and Spearfishing
The Libeccio Elite fins are specifically designed for freediving and spearfishing, combining comfort and finning efficiency thanks to the use of three distinct materials for the foot pocket, side rails, and blade.
Technical Features
- Carbon blade extending beneath the foot pocket to maximize energy transfer from the foot to the blade, improving reactivity and fluidity of the thrust in the water.
- Blade length: 70 cm, with a 22-degree angle designed to optimize movement and reduce fatigue.
- Foot pocket made from elastomer, a material that provides the right balance between comfort and support.
- Polymer side rails, selected to provide mechanical strength and structural support without compromising lightness.
- Overall fin weight: approximately 510 grams, allowing good control and maneuverability during dives.
- Color: Red-Black, a design that also maintains a professional and distinctive look in the water.
- Available in five sizes to fit different foot sizes perfectly: 39/40 - 41/42 - 43/44 - 45/46 - 47/48.
Materials and Design
The structure of the Libeccio Elite fins features an elastomer foot pocket for a comfortable fit and secure hold, combined with polymer side rails that ensure durability without adding unnecessary weight. The carbon blade is the key element for optimal energy transfer, delivering powerful yet precise thrust during finning.
Use
Ideal for freediving and spearfishing enthusiasts, these fins are designed to deliver efficient energy transfer with a fluid, less fatiguing movement, adapting perfectly to the underwater environment and to specific needs in terms of comfort and responsiveness.
Blades Pathos Carbon Pro Ultimate
The Pro Ultimate are blades made entirely from carbon fiber, designed to provide high mechanical strength and perfect reactivity during finning in freediving and spearfishing.
Construction and Materials
The blade features a double carbon weave with specific characteristics:
- Outer layer in 285-T4 4x4 weave, which fully absorbs the protective resin, increasing breakage resistance.
- Inner layer in 285-T2 2x2 twill weave, which increases the reactivity of the blade, improving thrust transmission during finning.
Design and Hydrodynamic Efficiency
- Glossy blade surface with low, consistent water rails to reduce drag in the water and optimize fluidity.
- The tip with a convex flap increases power in the final phase of the fin stroke, reducing leg load and helping conserve energy underwater.
- 28º blade angle designed for an ideal balance between power and control in underwater movement.
Stiffness Variants
Available in three stiffness levels to adapt to different elasticity and thrust requirements during spearfishing:
- Soft
- Medium
- Hard
Sigalsub Tsunami Carbon Blades
The Sigalsub Tsunami are carbon blades designed for freediving and spearfishing, developed to deliver a smooth, progressive, and responsive fin stroke with a good balance between thrust and comfort.
Made from T700 12K Prepreg carbon fiber, they ensure consistent elastic response and efficient thrust transfer, helping reduce leg fatigue even during extended sessions.
The 23° blade-to-foot pocket angle promotes a more natural fin stroke and improves hydrodynamics during descent and ascent.
The reduced side rails allow the blade to work more freely and progressively, increasing flexibility and sensitivity while making the most of carbon’s elastic properties.
Sigalsub Tsunami blades are available in the following stiffnesses:
- Super Soft
- Soft
- Medium
This configuration lets you choose the blade response based on your finning technique and your freediving and spearfishing needs.
Pershing HD T300 Carbon Fiber Fins for Spearfishing
The Pershing HD fins are specifically designed for spearfishing and freediving, combining light weight, mechanical strength, and easy handling. Made entirely from T300 carbon fiber, they ensure efficient thrust transmission and a smooth, responsive kick even during extended use.
Technical Features and Materials
- Material: 100% high-strength T300 carbon fiber
- Blade dimensions: 800x190 mm, optimized for a balance of power and agility
- Blade Stiffness available in two options: 25 (soft) and 30 (medium)
- Constant-section water rails to improve hydrodynamic stability during finning
- Fin weight: 650 g, with a balance designed to reduce fatigue
- Model 350 Foot Pocket in black, also compatible with the C4 250 foot pocket
Innovation and User Comfort
The main distinguishing feature of the Pershing HD fins is the O.P.S system developed by C4 Technology, which allows thermorubber to be directly overmolded onto the carbon without the use of adhesives. This patented process provides robust protection to the blade tip, shielding it from impacts and improving kick quietness by reducing noise in the water — a key factor in spearfishing to avoid spooking marine life.
The blade configuration and choice of materials ensure excellent responsiveness during sudden changes of direction, making these fins ideal for ocean environments where agility and impact resistance are essential.
Available Sizes
- 36/37
- 38/39
- 40/41
- 42/43
- 44/45
- 46/47
Applications
The Pershing HD fins are intended for freedivers and spearfishers who need reliable equipment with a good balance between light weight and durability. The rubber tip protection and advanced construction system ensure long-lasting performance and comfort during repeated dives in saltwater and typical ocean spearfishing conditions.
SPORTECH FBG Fins for Freediving
The SPORTECH FBG are freediving fins made from Prepreg Epoxy fiberglass, designed for modern pure freediving. The design focuses on efficiency, comfort, and control during extended sessions, both in dynamic freediving and constant weight.
Technical Features
- Blade dimensions: 750 x 194 mm
- Complete fin dimensions (size 40/42): 860 x 194 mm
- Blade Stiffness: Soft, Medium/Soft, designed for progressive, controlled thrust transmission
- Water rails: black anti-turbulence rounded profile, to improve hydrodynamics and stabilize the fin in motion
- Foot Pocket: soft SPORTECH silicone with open heel, ensuring a comfortable, progressive fit while reducing fatigue and pressure points
- Differentiated anatomical design between right and left, for an ergonomic fit and improved power transfer
- Monoblock structure with no voids, derived from the PROTech model, to maximize thrust efficiency
- Available Sizes (Europe): 35/37 – 37/39 – 39/41 – 41/43 – 43/45 – 45/47
- Available Sizes (US/Canada): 4.5–6.5 – 6.5–7.5 – 7.5–8.5 – 8.5–9.5 – 9.5–11 – 11–12.5
- Compatibility: only with SPORTECH blade models
Materials and Performance
The blade is made from fiberglass Prepreg Epoxy, a material that provides an optimal combination of light weight, mechanical strength, and reactivity. The Soft and Medium/Soft blade stiffness allows for a smooth finning action and better movement control in the water, ideal for dynamic freediving and constant weight.
Comfort and Ergonomics
The silicone foot pocket is designed to ensure a soft, progressive fit, minimizing fatigue during extended dives. The open heel promotes foot stability without limiting freedom of movement, while the differentiated anatomical design optimizes power transfer, improving overall fin control.
Applications
The SPORTECH FBG are recommended for freedivers who train regularly in dynamic or constant weight. They are designed for frequent, dedicated freediving use, delivering an excellent balance of technical quality and cost/performance ratio in the spearfishing and freediving sector.
SPORTECH FBG Fins for Freediving
The SPORTECH FBG fins are designed in fiberglass for modern pure freediving, offering an optimal balance of efficiency, comfort, and control during long training sessions in dynamic apnea and constant weight.
Technical Features
- Blade dimensions: 750x194 mm
- Full fin dimensions (size 40/42): 860x194 mm
- Blade material: Fiberglass Prepreg Epoxy
- Blade Stiffness: Soft, Medium/Soft
- Blade color: Black
- Water Rails: Black with rounded anti-turbulence profile
- Foot Pockets: SPORTECH silicone
- Available Sizes (Europe): 35/37 – 37/39 – 39/41 – 41/43 – 43/45 – 45/47
- Available Sizes (US/Canada): 4.5–6.5 – 6.5–7.5 – 7.5–8.5 – 8.5–9.5 – 9.5–11 – 11–12.5
- Compatibility: Only with SPORTECH blade models
Design and Comfort
The silicone foot pocket is designed to provide a soft, progressive fit, reducing fatigue and preventing pressure points. The open heel and right/left differentiated anatomical design ensure a better fit to the foot.
The one-piece structure with no gaps, derived from the PROTech model, allows direct and efficient power transfer, improving finning responsiveness and fluidity of movement in the water.
Applications
The SPORTECH FBG are recommended for freedivers engaged in regular dynamic apnea and constant weight training. These are freediving-specific fins, designed for frequent, uncompromising use with a competitive price-to-performance ratio.
Fast HD Carbon Fins
The H. Dessault Fast HD are lightweight, durable carbon fins designed to deliver efficiency and comfort in every type of spearfishing. The blades, made with Japanese T700 Superforce carbon, provide high elasticity and superior mechanical strength—essential qualities for a smooth, effective fin stroke.
Technical Features
- Blade length: 86 cm, for a larger thrust surface and optimal power transfer during freediving
- Stiffness available in three options: 25 Soft, 30 Medium, and 40 Hard, to suit different power and responsiveness requirements
- 350 H Dessault Foot Pocket without side rails, reducing weight and maximizing the carbon’s elasticity, making finning easier and reducing fatigue
- Elastic-K10 black water rails to improve tracking and stability in the water
- Weight starting from 700 grams, ensuring lightness and agility during the dive
- Color: black, a functional feature for the underwater environment
- Available in 6 sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45, and 46/47 for a precise and comfortable fit
Benefits for Spearfishing
The combination of T700 carbon with the foot pocket without side rails and the Elastic-K10 water rails structure gives the Fast HD outstanding hydrodynamic efficiency and lightness, improving the smoothness and precision of the fin stroke. This reduces the effort required and allows the spearfisher to maintain a more natural posture and greater underwater autonomy.
Applications
The Fast HD fins are ideal for spearfishing and freediving, offering an optimal balance of power and comfort. The range of available stiffness options allows you to choose the blade best suited to the diver’s profile and the intensity of the fin stroke required.
Prana Blades - Cetma Composites
The Prana Blades are an advanced model specifically designed for freedivers and spearfishers who demand uncompromising equipment in terms of quality and materials.
Materials and Construction
The blades are made of 75% carbon and 25% S-Glass, a high-strength fiberglass derived from the aerospace industry. Production involves an exclusive high-pressure, high-temperature vacuum process, with hot-melt impregnation using tetra-functional resin. This method ensures a defect-free component with a consistent fiber/resin ratio along the entire blade, delivering strength and lightness.
Engineered Design for Efficient Finning
The calibrated distribution of stiffness and mass along the blade promotes resonance within a range of natural frequencies that match the typical finning frequency. This configuration optimizes thrust transmission, reducing fatigue and increasing the fluidity of movement underwater.
Water rails: constant-profile structure with a height of 10 mm, designed for optimal stability and trim control.
Blade size: 667 x 185 mm, balanced to ensure efficient propulsion.
Variants
- Stiffness levels: 25 soft and 30 medium to suit different thrust and finning requirements.
- Logo and stringer colors: red, orange, and yellow.
Applications
Prana blades are specifically designed to improve reactivity and hydrodynamic efficiency during spearfishing and freediving, making finning smoother and less tiring even during extended sessions.
Prana Blades - Cetma Composites
The Prana Blades are an advanced model specifically designed for freedivers and spearfishers who demand uncompromising equipment in terms of quality and materials.
Materials and Construction
The blades are made of 75% carbon and 25% S-Glass, a high-strength fiberglass derived from the aerospace industry. Manufacturing involves an exclusive high-pressure, high-temperature vacuum process, with hot-melt impregnation using tetra-functional resin. This method ensures a defect-free component with a consistent fiber/resin ratio along the entire blade, providing strength and lightness.
Engineered Design for Efficient Kicking
The calibrated distribution of stiffness and mass along the blade promotes resonance within a range of natural frequencies that match the typical kicking frequency. This configuration optimizes thrust transmission, reducing fatigue and increasing the fluidity of movement underwater.
Water rails: constant-profile structure with a height of 10 mm, designed for optimal stability and trim control.
Blade dimensions: 667 x 185 mm, balanced to ensure efficient propulsion.
Variants
- Stiffness options: 25 soft and 30 medium to suit different thrust and kicking requirements.
- Logo and stringer colors: red, orange, and yellow.
Applications
The Prana blades are specifically designed to improve reactivity and hydrodynamic efficiency during spearfishing and freediving, making the kick smoother and less tiring even during extended sessions.
Prana Blades - Cetma Composites
The Prana Blades are an advanced model specifically designed for freedivers and spearfishers who demand uncompromising equipment in terms of quality and materials.
Materials and Construction
The blades are made of 75% carbon and 25% S-Glass, a high-strength fiberglass derived from the aerospace industry. Manufacturing involves an exclusive high-pressure, high-temperature, vacuum process, with hot-melt impregnation using tetra-functional resin. This method ensures a defect-free component with a consistent fiber/resin ratio along the entire blade, delivering strength and lightness.
Engineered Design for Efficient Finning
The calibrated distribution of stiffness and mass along the blade promotes resonance within a range of natural frequencies that match the typical finning frequency. This configuration optimizes thrust transmission, reducing fatigue and increasing the fluidity of underwater movement.
Water rails: constant-profile structure with a height of 10 mm, designed for optimal stability and control of trim.
Blade size: 667 x 185 mm, balanced to ensure efficient propulsion.
Variants
- Stiffness options: 25 soft and 30 medium to suit different thrust and finning requirements.
- Logo and stringer colors: red, orange, and yellow.
Applications
The Prana blades are specifically designed to improve responsiveness and hydrodynamic efficiency during spearfishing and freediving, making finning smoother and less tiring even during extended sessions.
Pathos Pro Maximum Blades
The Pro Maximum Blades by Pathos are made with pure 285-T4 and 285-T2 carbon fiber, subjected to a 36-hour heat-treatment process and polymerized under 8 tons of pressure for 24 hours. This method ensures a completely smooth, drag-free surface, making the blades durable and delivering optimal reactive response.
Structure and Materials
- The outer weave is made of 285-T4 4X4 carbon, which eliminates wrinkles, cracks, and distortion while promoting complete resin absorption.
- The inner weave uses 285-T2 2X2 carbon, with a weave pattern designed to optimize power transfer and elastic rebound along the entire blade.
Design and Functionality
The blades feature a C-Curve profile achieved through the design of the internal fibers, providing maximum flexibility and instant blade return. They are equipped with consistent water rails to guide water displacement, while the flap-shaped edge increases power in the final phase of the fin stroke, improving efficiency and reducing the freediver’s effort.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 750 x 190 millimeters
- Blade angle: 24º
- Available stiffnesses: Soft, Medium, Hard
Compatibility
The Pro Maximum Blades are recommended for use with Pathos Fireblade foot pockets, specifically designed to optimize comfort and power transmission during finning.
Tank HD T300 Carbon Fins for Spearfishing
The Tank HD fins are designed specifically for spearfishing, combining light weight, durability, and maneuverability in a highly technical product. Made from 100% T300 carbon fiber, they feature the new O.P.S system developed by C4 Technology, which allows the thermorubber to be overmolded directly onto the carbon surface without the need for adhesives. This innovative process ensures long-lasting protection and greater mechanical resistance at the blade tip.
The rubber protection on the tip is designed for spearfishing in whitewater, shallow water, or ambush hunting, significantly reducing the noise generated by finning and improving movement fluidity in the water.
Technical Features
- Material: T300 carbon fiber
- Blade size: 700 x 190 mm
- Blade Stiffness: 30 medium, balanced for efficient thrust and control
- Water rails: constant profile to optimize stability and tracking
- Overall weight: 700 grams, ensuring excellent lightness
- Foot Pocket: H Dessault 350 model, black, also compatible with C4 250 foot pocket
- Available Sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45, 46/47
Performance and Applications
These fins are engineered to deliver an agile, responsive kick, with compact dimensions that make quick direction changes easier, as required in spearfishing. Impact resistance, provided by the overmolded rubber protection, ensures durability even when used in shallow water or among rocks while ambush hunting.
The combination of T300 carbon and the O.P.S system provides an excellent balance of stiffness and flexibility, optimizing thrust transmission and reducing fatigue during freediving sessions.
Minimal HD H Dessault Fins for Freediving and Spearfishing
The Minimal HD fins by H Dessault combine a compact blade with the new Model 350 foot pockets, offering an ideal technical solution for those starting to use carbon fins for freediving and spearfishing.
Technical Features
- Material: T300 carbon with fine twill weave, ensuring an excellent balance between lightness and mechanical strength
- Blade dimensions: 780 x 190 mm, optimized for effective thrust transmission
- Blade Stiffness: 30 medium, for balanced responsiveness and an efficient fin stroke
- Water rails: Elastic-K10 black, for improved hydrodynamics and flow stability in the water
- Weight: 650 grams, ensuring comfort and ease of use even during extended sessions
- Foot pocket: Model 350, black, designed to provide comfort and a snug fit without compromising freedom of movement
Available Sizes
The fins are available in 6 sizes to fit different foot shapes perfectly:
- 36/37
- 38/39
- 40/41
- 42/43
- 44/45
- 46/47
Applications and Benefits
The Minimal HD fins are designed to offer a simple, lightweight, and effective product, especially suited for those looking for a first approach to carbon fins without giving up a good level of efficiency in the water. Ideal for freediving and spearfishing sessions, they ensure good power transmission and a solid balance between comfort and control.
X-Wing Fiber Fins - Mares
The Mares X-Wing Fiber fins represent excellence in high-performance freediving gear. Manufactured using a high-pressure production process, they ensure precision, consistency, and unbeatable long-term durability.
Highly Responsive Fiberglass Blades
The blades are built with pre-impregnated fiberglass layers infused with a patented resin, making them exceptionally responsive, lightweight, and high-performing. The combination of variable thickness and parabolic flex optimizes force distribution along the entire blade, ensuring the perfect synergy between power and comfort even during longer swimming sessions.
- Material: layers of fiberglass pre-impregnated with patented resin
- Variable thickness and high-performance parabolic flex
- Dimensions: 195 mm wide, 670 mm long
- Indigo Polygon Blade with a 30° angle relative to the foot pocket
Channel Thrust Technology and Movement Adaptability
The variable-height side rails of the X-Wing Fiber optimize the Channel Thrust effect, improving propulsion and reducing energy loss with every kick. The controlled flexibility of the blade adapts naturally to every underwater movement, ensuring maximum performance with minimal muscle effort.
- Variable-height side rails to optimize Channel Thrust and flexibility
- Reduced muscle fatigue during extended use
- Ideal for a medium kick frequency
- Available in soft or medium-stiff versions based on the user's weight
Versatile Foot Pocket and Interchangeable Blade
The X-Wing foot pocket is designed to offer maximum practicality: it can be worn with or without neoprene socks, adapting to different conditions and seasons. The interchangeable blade makes the gear even more versatile, allowing you to customize the fins according to your performance needs.
- Foot Pocket compatible with and without neoprene socks
- Interchangeable Blade for maximum versatility
- High-quality manufacturing process for consistency and long-lasting durability
Single Blade L-1090 for Freediving
The single blade L-1090 is designed specifically for spearfishing and freediving, available in three different stiffness options to match the thrust and response needs of each freediver.
Materials and construction: Made with selected materials to ensure lightness and mechanical strength, the blade provides effective power transfer and good responsiveness during finning. The choice of stiffness allows you to fine-tune the balance between flexibility and power, optimizing efficiency in the water.
Comfort and hydrodynamics: The blade design is engineered to reduce water resistance while maintaining smooth, fluid movement, supporting balanced trim and improved ergonomics during freediving dives.
- Available in 3 stiffness options to customize responsiveness
- Lightweight materials with high mechanical strength
- Hydrodynamic design for efficient power transfer
- Suitable for spearfishing and freediving
Single Blade L-1090 for Spearfishing
The single blade L-1090 is specifically designed for spearfishing, available in three different stiffness levels to suit different finning and resistance needs in the water.
The choice of stiffness allows you to optimize the efficiency and blade responsiveness, ensuring an ideal balance between power and comfort in thrust transmission during underwater movement.
This blade is made with selected materials to provide a combination of mechanical strength and lightweight performance, promoting a smooth, controlled fin stroke without causing excessive fatigue for the freediver.
Single Blade S-990 FIRESTONE for spearfishing and freediving
The single Blade S-990 FIRESTONE is specifically designed for freediving and spearfishing, available in three stiffness levels to offer customized solutions based on thrust and comfort needs during finning.
Made with selected materials, this blade combines light weight and mechanical strength, ensuring optimal thrust transmission and efficient hydrodynamic performance in the water.
The choice between different stiffness levels allows you to achieve the ideal balance between flexibility and efficiency, improving fluidity of movement and reducing fatigue during freedives. The blade’s advanced design ensures powerful thrust and immediate responsiveness, key elements for precise, controlled maneuvering in spearfishing.
C4 FGB Umberto Pelizzari Fiberglass Fins
The FGB Umberto Pelizzari fins are made entirely in Italy by C4 using blades made from 100% prepreg epoxy fiberglass. This specific composition and manufacturing process provides a blade with an optimal combination of elasticity and mechanical strength, delivering efficient thrust and smooth power transfer during the fin stroke. The blade design, 79 cm long and 19.5 cm wide, is engineered to maximize thrust surface while keeping hydrodynamic drag low.
Technical Features
- Blade material: 100% prepreg epoxy fiberglass
- Blade dimensions: 790 x 195 mm
- Available Blade Stiffness: 20 Super Soft, 25 Soft, 30 Medium
- Water rails: black anti-turbulence rounded profile, extending along the full length of the blade
- Foot Pocket: model 250 pre-shaped at 3°, black
- Blade color: black
- Available Sizes: 36/37 - 38/39 - 39/40 - 40/41 - 41/42 - 42/43 - 43/44 - 44/45 - 46/47
Efficiency and Comfort for Freediving and Spearfishing
The FGB-UP fin blades are designed to produce greater elastic deformation than traditional blades, increasing propulsion without placing excessive effort on the freediver or spearfisher. The rounded-section water rails help channel water along the blade, reducing vortex formation along the outer edges and improving stability and hydrodynamic efficiency during thrust.
The 250 foot pockets with a 3° angle ensure an excellent fit, providing comfort and precise transfer of foot power to the blade while limiting energy loss during the fin stroke.
C4 FGB Umberto Pelizzari Fiberglass Fins for Freediving and Spearfishing
The FGB Umberto Pelizzari fins, designed and manufactured entirely in Italy by C4, feature a blade made from 100% prepreg epoxy fiberglass. This technical material delivers the perfect balance between elasticity and mechanical strength, ensuring efficient thrust transfer and a smooth, controlled kick—essential characteristics for freediving and spearfishing.
With a length of 79 cm, the blade has a thrust area greater than its hydrodynamic resistance area, promoting optimized elastic deformation that increases propulsion without increasing physical effort. The water rails with a convex section, extending along the full length of the blade, are designed to improve water channeling, reducing lateral vortices and optimizing the fin’s hydrodynamics during dives.
The perforated 250 model Foot Pocket with a 3° angle provides a comfortable and precise fit, essential for maintaining control during freediving and spearfishing sessions, ensuring stability and comfort even during extended use.
Technical Features
- Blade material: 100% prepreg epoxy fiberglass, for an optimal balance between lightness and durability
- Blade dimensions: 790 x 195 mm
- Available stiffnesses: 20 Super Soft, 25 Soft, 30 Medium, to suit different thrust and effort requirements
- Water rails: anti-turbulence convex profile, reducing lateral vortices and improving hydrodynamic efficiency
- Foot Pocket: perforated 250 model with a 3° angle, designed for maximum comfort and a secure fit on the foot
- Color: all black for blade and water rails, for a clean, functional design in the water
- Available Sizes: from 36/37 to 46/47, for a precise and comfortable fit
Ghost C4 Fins for Freediving and Spearfishing
The Ghost fins by C4 represent a technical advancement in the spearfishing and freediving sector, with a design aimed at optimizing thrust and underwater stealth. The blade, made from high-elastic-return transparent technopolymer, offers responsiveness comparable to carbon blades, ensuring smooth and efficient power transfer.
Technical Features
- Blade material: transparent elastic technopolymer for underwater camouflage
- Blade dimensions: 800×195 mm
- Blade Stiffness: Medium
- Water Rails: variable geometry, high-pressure overmolded to improve handling and stability in the water
- Foot Pocket: 250 model, designed to provide comfort and a precise fit
- Available sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 41/42, 42/43, 43/44, 44/45, 46/47
Technical Benefits
The transparency of the blade allows perfect camouflage in the underwater environment, reducing visual detection by prey and therefore improving the approach phase during spearfishing. The high elastic return of the technopolymer ensures powerful, energetic thrust while preserving a smooth finning action and the overall lightness of the fin.
The 250 foot pocket is engineered to provide a snug and comfortable fit, allowing excellent control and thermal comfort during the dive. The Ghost fins are the result of years of laboratory testing and field trials by recognized athletes in the spearfishing sector.
Additional Information
- 100% made in Italy product, synonymous with quality and attention to technical detail
- Each pair comes with an information leaflet containing instructions and recommendations for fin maintenance and protection
Kit Umberto Pelizzari Limited Edition by C4
The UP Kit by C4 is designed specifically for those starting freediving courses, offering a complete, functional set with a unique gray colorway.
This kit includes selected components to ensure comfort, efficiency, and practicality during freediving and spearfishing sessions.
Kit contents
- Umberto Pelizzari Soft Fins: gray fins that ensure effective thrust transmission and a smooth kick, ideal for developing technique and endurance during freediving.
- Condor Grey Mask: designed to offer low internal volume and an excellent seal, ensuring comfort and a wide field of view during freediving and spearfishing dives.
- Snorkel Meltemi: ergonomic snorkel with an optimized design to make breathing easier, reduce hydrodynamic drag, and increase comfort during surface breathing.
- Mesh Bag: practical and durable, it allows easy transport and quick drying of your gear, making it easier to organize equipment between sessions.
Technical specifications and variants
The kit is available in 8 sizes to fit different foot sizes, ensuring a precise and comfortable fit:
- 36-37
- 38-39
- 40-41
- 41-42
- 42-43
- 43-44
- 44-45
- 46-47
The gray color choice provides a clean, distinctive aesthetic compared to traditional versions.
C4 MB002 Single Blade for Freediving and Spearfishing
The C4 MB002 single blade is designed specifically for freediving and spearfishing, delivering highly effective thrust transmission. Made with durable materials, it ensures long-lasting performance and mechanical strength even with frequent dives.
Thanks to its design, engineered to optimize fluid movement, the blade improves responsiveness and efficiency during finning, minimizing muscle fatigue. Advanced hydrodynamics provide smoother, more controlled thrust during descent and ascent phases.
The C4 MB002 blade combines lightness and strength, essential features for ensuring comfort and precision in underwater movements without compromising the power needed for freediving dives.
Cetma Lotus Plastic Blades
The Cetma Lotus blades are designed for freediving, spearfishing, and pool training, offering an ideal balance of durability, responsiveness, and versatility. Made from a fiber-reinforced polymer composite, the blades provide elastic rebound similar to fiber blades, ensuring effective, smooth thrust throughout the fin stroke.
Technical Features
- Blades made from reinforced polymer composite for greater mechanical resistance to impacts and wear
- Excellent elastic rebound similar to fiber blades for efficient thrust transmission
- Blade dimensions: 650 x 185 mm
Applications
Lotus fins are suitable for freediving, spearfishing, and pool training sessions, thanks to their ability to combine durability and smooth finning even under intensive use conditions.
Cetma Lotus Plastic Fins
The Cetma Lotus fins are designed for freediving, spearfishing, and pool training, offering an ideal balance of durability, responsiveness, and versatility. Made with a fiber-reinforced polymer composite, the blades provide elastic return similar to fiber blades, ensuring effective, smooth propulsion throughout the fin stroke.
Technical Features
- Blades in reinforced polymer composite for greater mechanical resistance to impact and wear
- Excellent elastic return, similar to fiber blades, for efficient power transmission
- Blade dimensions: 650 x 185 mm
- S-Wing Foot Pockets without side rails, designed to provide greater comfort and freedom of movement
- Available in 7 sizes from 35/36 to 47/48 for a proper fit
- Sold unassembled with mounting kit included for easier transport and setup
Applications
The Lotus fins are suitable for freediving, spearfishing, and pool training sessions, thanks to their ability to combine durability with a smooth fin stroke, even under intensive use.
Single Blade C4 MB001 for Freediving and Spearfishing
The single C4 MB001 blade is specifically designed for freediving and spearfishing, delivering a precise balance of stiffness and flexibility to optimize thrust transmission during the fin stroke.
Available in three stiffness levels, it allows you to select the ideal elasticity based on the diver’s style and personal characteristics, improving comfort and blade responsiveness underwater.
C4 SPORTECH Foot Pockets for Freediving and Spearfishing
The C4 SPORTECH foot pockets are designed specifically for the needs of freedivers and spearfishers, ensuring extended use with particular attention to ergonomics and comfort. Made from silicone, they offer a soft, progressive fit, minimizing pressure points during long in-water sessions.
Design and Technical Specifications
- Open heel: allows greater freedom of movement and makes the foot pocket easier to put on and remove.
- Right/left differentiated anatomical design: derived from the PROTech model, it ensures stable, natural foot positioning, improving trim and power transfer during finning.
Comfort and Compatibility
The SPORTECH foot pockets stand out for their high level of comfort and versatility, making them ideal for frequent, non-competitive use in freediving and spearfishing. They are compatible exclusively with C4 SPORTECH blades, ensuring an optimal pairing and efficient power transfer in the water.
Pair of Sportech Fiberglass Blades
This pair of Sportech blades is made from fiberglass, a material known for its excellent combination of elasticity and mechanical strength. The blades are specifically designed for spearfishing and freediving, ensuring effective power transfer in the water.
They are available in two different stiffness levels, allowing you to choose according to personal preferences in terms of responsiveness and efficiency during finning. The range of stiffness options helps optimize smooth movement and comfort during dives.
Sportech fiberglass Blades
The pair of Sportech blades is made from fiberglass, a material known for its mechanical strength and its ability to combine light weight with long-lasting durability. Available in two different stiffness levels, these blades ensure optimal thrust transmission during finning.
Choosing the most suitable stiffness allows you to adapt responsiveness and movement efficiency in the water to the specific needs of freediving and spearfishing, improving control and fluidity throughout the underwater kick cycle.
Cressi Gara Turbo Impulse Fins - Blue Metal
The Gara Turbo Impulse Fins by Cressi are an advanced technical solution specifically designed for deep freediving, engineered to optimize finning efficiency with minimal effort.
Technical Features of the Blade
The Blade is made from a thin, lightweight polymer, with a wavy profile designed to store elastic energy during the thrust phase, which is then released during the return phase to ensure smooth, powerful thrust transmission. The swallowtail design improves tracking, while the anti-slip side rails reduce lateral water spill, increasing hydrodynamic efficiency.
The 29-degree flex angle is calibrated to maximize finning performance while ensuring low energy expenditure. The structure is robust and impact-resistant, minimizing the risk of accidental breakage during use.
Gara Turbo Foot Pockets
- Short side rail designed to enhance the undulating movement of the Blade
- Material: durable and comfortable thermorubber
- Structure: removable, with two self-adjusting components
- Instep: equipped with a 2 cm wide Self-Adjusting elastic band for a perfect anatomical fit
- Optimized force transmission from the foot to the Blade
Sizes and Color
The fins are available in 6 Sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45, and 46/47, and come in blue metal, suitable for both experienced freedivers and beginners looking to improve their performance in the water.
Efficiency and Use
The Cressi Gara Turbo Impulse Fins combine lightness, responsiveness, and mechanical strength, ensuring effective, less tiring finning during freediving sessions. The innovative design and materials provide high propulsion, greater comfort, and fluid underwater movement, making them a reliable choice for spearfishing and freediving.
Cressi Gara Turbo Impulse Fins - Black
The Gara Turbo Impulse Fins by Cressi are an advanced technical solution specifically for deep freediving, designed to optimize finning efficiency with minimal effort.
Technical Features of the Blade
The blade is made from a thin, lightweight polymer, with a wavy shape engineered to store elastic energy during the thrust phase, which is then released during the return phase to ensure smooth, powerful thrust transmission. The swallowtail design improves directional control, while the anti-slip rails reduce lateral water spill, increasing hydrodynamic efficiency.
The 29-degree flex angle is calibrated to maximize finning performance while ensuring low energy expenditure. The structure is robust and impact-resistant, minimizing the risk of accidental breakage during use.
Gara Turbo Foot Pockets
- Short rail designed to enhance the Blade’s undulating movement
- Material: durable and comfortable thermorubber
- Structure: removable, two-component self-adjusting design
- Instep: equipped with a 2 cm-wide Self-Adjusting elastic band for a perfect anatomical fit
- Optimized force transmission from the foot to the Blade
Sizes and Color
The Fins are available in 6 Sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45, and 46/47, and come in black, suitable for both experienced freedivers and beginners looking to improve their performance in the water.
Efficiency and Use
The Cressi Gara Turbo Impulse Fins combine lightness, responsiveness, and mechanical resistance, ensuring effective, less tiring finning during freediving sessions. The innovative design and materials provide high propulsion, greater comfort, and fluid underwater movement, making them a reliable choice for spearfishing and freediving.
Wolverine C4 Silicone Fins for Freediving Training
The Wolverine fins by C4 are designed specifically to improve finning technique during freediving and spearfishing training. Made entirely from soft, durable silicone, these short fins offer a high level of elasticity and comfort, essential for refining thrust transmission in both flutter kick and the dolphin kick movement typical of monofins.
Technical Features
- Material: Soft silicone, ensuring durability and optimal elastic response
- Blade Stiffness: Soft, with structured ribs for efficient water-flow direction and calibrated elastic return
- Foot pocket design: Preformed and shaped for right and left foot, for a comfortable and secure fit
- Available Sizes: 36/37, 38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45
Applications and Benefits
The Wolverine fins are ideal for dynamic freediving training sessions, helping improve movement coordination and optimize finning efficiency thanks to the balance between mechanical resistance and blade lightness. The silicone construction helps maintain excellent hydrodynamic fluidity while reducing fatigue during repeated exercises.
Freediving Fins and Monofins for Freediving
The fin is the primary propulsion tool in Freediving and freediving. Its geometry, blade material and blade stiffness directly determine the efficiency of each finning cycle, affecting energy consumption and, consequently, bottom times and attainable depths. Deep Blue’s Freediving Fins category includes fins, monofins, replacement blades and foot pockets from leading specialized manufacturers, with a range covering every level of practice: from technopolymer models suited to those approaching freediving for the first time, to carbon blades intended for competitive athletes and advanced freedivers.
The range includes systems with complete fins, blades with interchangeable foot pockets and monofins with an integrated structure, designed for pool dynamics and the CWT (Constant Weight) discipline. Individual blades and foot pockets sold separately are also available, allowing you to upgrade existing equipment without replacing the entire set.
Product types
Interchangeable-system fins
This type is the most common configuration in Freediving and recreational freediving. The two separate blades attach to the foot pocket through a side or center mounting system. This layout allows you to replace only the blades or the foot pockets, optimizing costs over time. The models in this category feature blades available in multiple materials and stiffness levels, suited to different body weights and finning styles.
Monofins
A monofin is a single-blade piece of equipment that connects both feet into one structure. Finning is performed with an undulating body movement called the dolphin kick, which requires a specific technique compared to the alternating kick used with bifins. It is used mainly for pool dynamics (DNF and DYN), but is also used in vertical descents by athletes with well-established technique. Available models include the Cetma Taras and Cetma Lotus, available in both carbon and plastic versions.
Replacement blades
Countless blades are sold as separate components, compatible with foot pockets already owned by the buyer. This solution is especially common among athletes using open systems with cross-brand compatibility, such as DiveR blades made from Innegra, or Pathos carbon blades that fit foot pockets compatible with a standard attachment system.
Foot Pockets
Foot pockets are available sold separately, individually or in pairs, according to supplier policies.
How to choose freediving fins
Choosing a fin depends on three main variables: the blade material, stiffness, and the type of activity practiced.
Blade material
The material directly affects the blade’s elastic rebound, meaning its ability to recover and transfer into propulsion the energy stored during the loading phase of the kick. Carbon blades offer a high elastic rebound coefficient and low weight, characteristics that result in a more efficient kick for the same muscular effort. Fiberglass blades provide a more progressive response than carbon, with greater tolerance for technical errors; they are a common choice for those refining their technique. Innegra composite material blades - featured in the DiveR range - combine light weight with superior impact resistance compared to pure carbon, making them suitable both for intensive training and for use in environments with rocky seabeds. Technopolymer or plastic blades are the entry-level solution for the discipline: they cost less, are more robust than fiber blades, and are suitable for those developing basic technique.
Stiffness
Blade stiffness is the most critical technical variable when choosing. A blade that is too stiff for the diver’s leg strength will not flex fully during the kick, reducing propulsion efficiency. A blade that is too soft flexes excessively, wasting energy. The correct stiffness depends on body weight, leg strength, and kick frequency. Several manufacturers - especially C4 - offer the same blade in multiple stiffness grades to allow a customized selection.
Discipline practiced
For open-water freediving (vertical apnea, CWT), classic bifins are the most versatile setup. The monofin is the preferred choice for dynamic apnea in the pool, while for pool training there are plastic models with moderate stiffness, such as the C4 Wolverine, suited to continuous finning without the risk of over-fatiguing the muscles. For competitive freedivers or those targeting significant depths, carbon blades — such as the H Dessault range (Fast HD, Pershing HD, Tank HD, Minimal HD) or the C4 MB001 / MB002 — represent the benchmark technical tier.
Size and fit
The fin foot pocket should fit snugly around the foot without leaving empty spaces and without compressing the toes. If using a neoprene sock, you need to account for the added volume and choose a size up from your regular shoe size. Most models in this category are available in a wide range of sizes, with variants covering European sizes from 36 to 47 depending on the brand.
Materials and technical features
Carbon
Carbon fiber is the top material for high-performance freediving fin blades. The carbon blades in this category—C4, Cetma, DiveR Ultra Carbon, Pathos, H Dessault, Sigal Sub Tsunami—vary in blade geometry, blade angle, number of carbon layers, and the type of resin used in the lamination. Cetma, in particular, applies an engineered stiffness distribution method along the length of the blade, with differentiated stiffness zones that allow progressive, controlled flex. DiveR uses high-strength composite materials such as Innegra, a high-performance thermoplastic fiber paired with carbon to increase impact resistance without significantly increasing weight.
Glass fiber (fiberglass)
Fiberglass blades—found in the C4 FBG range (Umberto Pelizzari White and Black)—provide a more progressive flex than carbon. Fiberglass is less stiff and absorbs part of the energy from the fin stroke, making technique less critical but offering lower elastic return. They are suitable for divers who are developing their technique and want a material with a wider margin for error.
Technopolymer and plastic
Plastic or technopolymer models—such as the C4 Umberto Pelizzari line (Aurea, Sideral, Ghost) and the Cetma Lotus Plastic—are made with technical polymers that provide controlled flexibility and impact resistance. They are suitable for learning, pool training, or recreational use. The Cressi Gara Modular Impulse and Mares X-Wing Pro models fall into this range, offering modular systems with interchangeable blades at an accessible price.
Silicone
Silicone is the material used for some foot pockets—such as the Sportech C4—because of its ability to conform to the foot, its resistance to deformation over time, and its ability to maintain uniform contact with the blade during finning. Silicone does not absorb water and does not harden in cold conditions, maintaining consistent properties across different temperature conditions.
Practical use
Open-water freediving – CWT and vertical freediving
For vertical dives in the sea, bifins with medium-length blades (generally 80-95 cm) allow efficient alternating finning during descent and ascent. Choosing the right stiffness is crucial: a blade that is too stiff during descent limits a sustainable finning cadence.
Pool dynamic – DYN and DNF
For pool dynamic, the monofin is the dominant tool in the DYN (Dynamic With Fins) competitive disciplines and is also used in distance training. The dolphin kick requires an integrated body technique that must be developed progressively. For DNF (Dynamic No Fins) and basic pool training, plastic models such as the C4 Wolverine are available with moderate stiffness, suitable for repeated sessions.
Training and technical progression
Those approaching the discipline can start with technopolymer blades—which are less technically demanding—and progressively move on to fiberglass or carbon blades as their finning technique becomes more established. This progression makes it possible to appreciate the behavior of stiff blades without the risk of developing muscular compensations caused by using materials that are too high-performance before acquiring the necessary coordination.
Transport and storage
Blades, especially carbon ones, require careful handling during transport and storage: they must be protected from impacts and lateral pressure that could cause delamination or fiber breakage. For this reason, Deep Blue also offers the Freediving Bags category, with dedicated fin bag and monofin bag models.
Available brands
C4 is an Italian company specializing in the handcrafted production of freediving fins. The catalog available in this category includes carbon blades (MB001, MB002, L-1090 Freediving, Sportech), fiberglass blades (FBG Umberto Pelizzari and Sportech), plastic blades (Umberto Pelizzari line), and silicone foot pockets (Sportech Silicone). C4 offers the same blade in different stiffness grades, allowing selection based on body weight and leg strength.
Cetma is an Italian company specialized in carbon blade engineering. The models available include the Taras, Lotus (also available in plastic), Prana, and Mantra. Cetma technology stands out for its differentiated stiffness distribution along the blade axis, a feature developed in collaboration with international-level athletes.
DiveR, an Australian company, is represented by a range of blades made from Innegra material - a high-impact-resistant composite fiber - available in Standard, Short, Red, Red-R, and Mermaid Black versions, as well as Ultra Carbon, Carbon Copper Purple, and Carbon Tuna Time blades. The system is sold as blade only and is compatible with third-party foot pockets.
H Dessault with four carbon models: Fast HD, Pershing HD, Tank HD, and Minimal HD. Each model is available in multiple stiffnesses and sizes, meeting the needs of both advanced athletes and intermediate practitioners.
Pathos is represented by three carbon blade models: Nero', Pro Ultimate, and Carbon Maximum, sold as separate components that can be paired with compatible foot pockets.
Cressi is represented by the Gara Modular Impulse in two colorways (Blue Metal and Black), modular-system fins with an interchangeable blade, suitable for intermediate use and for those approaching the discipline with an accessible solution.
Mares is represented by the X-Wing Pro, modular fins available in multiple sizes, with a technopolymer blade that combines flexibility and durability in an entry-level mid-range product.
Sigal Sub is represented by the Tsunami, carbon blades with a competitive performance-to-price ratio compared with the high end of the category.
Conclusion
The Freediving Fins and Monofins category at Deep Blue offers a structured selection covering the full spectrum of the discipline, from technopolymer models suited to first steps in freediving to technical carbon blades from leading brands such as Cetma, C4, DiveR, H Dessault, and Pathos. The availability of blades sold separately, interchangeable foot pockets, and models made from advanced composite materials makes it possible to build a customized setup based on body weight, the discipline practiced, and the technical level achieved. Every product in this category is selected from manufacturers specialized in freediving and competitive freediving, with a range that is continuously updated to follow the evolution of materials and blade geometries used on the international circuit.
