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Blades for Spearfishing Fins

Blades for spearfishing fins in plastic, fiberglass, carbon, and Innegra. Available in different lengths and stiffness ratings, for every level and need.

X-Wing Blade
Mares

X-Wing Blade

€39,95 €29,90
MB001 Camoskin Med Blade
C4

MB001 Camoskin Med Blade

€160,00 €146,00
Blade L-1090 Freediving
C4

Blade L-1090 Freediving

€225,00 €196,00
Prana Blades - Yellow
Cetma

Prana Blades - Yellow

€265,00

Prana Blades - Red
Cetma

Prana Blades - Red

€265,00

Prana Blades - Orange
Cetma

Prana Blades - Orange

€265,00

Pulse Blades
Cetma

Pulse Blades

€420,00

S-990 Camu Blade
C4

S-990 Camu Blade

€227,50 €197,50
L-1090 Spearfishing Blade
C4

L-1090 Spearfishing Blade

€224,65 €195,55

Blades for Spearfishing Fins

Blades are the beating heart of freediving and spearfishing fins: much of the propulsion, efficiency, and comfort during the fin stroke depends on their quality and construction material. In this category, you’ll find a selection of the best blades available on the market, in plastic, fiberglass, carbon, and Innegra (special fiber), to pair with your favorite foot pocket.

Blade Materials

Blades are mainly made from three materials: plastic, fiberglass, and carbon, as well as some advanced composites such as Innegra fiber mixed with carbon fiber.

Plastic: the most affordable and accessible material, ideal for beginners or those on a limited budget. Today’s plastic blades deliver performance that was unimaginable in the past.

Fiberglass (VTR): a composite that is more efficient than plastic, with an excellent value for money. High-end fiberglass blades can offer performance comparable to, or sometimes superior to, many carbon blades.

Carbon: the highest-performing material overall, providing superior elastic return, extreme lightness, and performance that lasts over time. It is the ideal choice for experienced freedivers and spearfishers.

Long, Medium, or Short Blade

Blades are available in different lengths, from extra-long versions (up to 95 cm), better suited to experienced freedivers and long-distance swimming, to medium and short versions, which are more maneuverable and versatile, also ideal for shallow-water spearfishing.

Blade Stiffness

Choosing the right stiffness (Soft, Medium, Hard) depends on several factors: the user’s height and weight, training level, type of use, and environmental conditions. A blade that is too stiff can over-fatigue the legs, reducing breath-hold times.

Discover our selection of blades from the best brands in the industry, such as C4 Carbon, DiveR Australia, Cetma Composites, Salvimar, Mares, Beuchat, and Cressi, and find the one best suited to your finning style.