Spearfishing
Fins

Spearfishing fins are a critical component of your gear, tailored to the specific demands of different spearfishing practices. Techniques can vary greatly depending on factors such as location, sea conditions, and target species. For example, the fins needed for gathering sea urchins in shallow waters (5-6 meters) differ significantly from those required for hunting tuna at 25 meters. Long fins are ideal for deep dives, offering efficiency with minimal effort, though they may not be suitable for shore spearfishing. In strong currents, flexible fins with a high frequency are preferred over stiff, wide-amplitude fins. Additionally, the spearfisher’s size and target depth influence the ideal fin stiffness. A well-fitted foot pocket is also essential for comfort and efficient energy transfer from the leg to the blade. Breier offers two types of spearfishing fins to address these diverse needs: Carbon spearfishing fins and Fiberglass spearfishing fins.