Roller Speargun Basics The biggest difference between rollers and conventional spearguns is the bands. Roller spearguns have the bands start underneath the speargun and move up to the muzzle. The bands have to have tension while at the muzzle...
Blister Prevention on Multi-Day Dive TripsBlisters while freediving are often not a consideration for most divers, until they become a big problem. It makes sense that putting large amounts of force from kicking on our feet can cause blisters. The...
How Frequently You Should Replace a Wetsuit There are several factors that can dictate how frequently you should replace a wetsuit. In this article, we will go over some of those considerations as well as ways to extend the life of your...
Foot Pockets for Freediving Fins Picking The Right Pockets For YouFoot pockets are an under appreciated by many freedivers. Other diver may place too much faith in the marketing of some pockets for freedive fins. The most important qualities in a...
Changing Rigging and Tackle in SpearfishingOne of the key elements to landing big fish is to make sure your equipment is in pristine condition and that means changing rigging and hardware. That does not mean you need to change every...
How To Rig De-Multiplied Roller to BreakawayDe-Multiplied Roller Spearguns are some of the newest spearguns on the market. They are more complicated than your standard speargun, or even a roller speargun. They work on a principle of extremely long band...
There are many ways to look at different spear shafts. You can compare different flopper styles, shaft length, manufacturers, or slip tips. In this post, we will be looking into differences in the type of metal used and the pros and cons...
Getting Into Spearfishing for CheapOnce you have the basic freediving equipment you may be wondering about the best way to get into spearfishing. There are countless options on the market with a wide range of price points. Every diver has...
How To Rig Bluewater Traditional Speargun To BreakawayWhat Makes A Bluewater SpeargunThe defining feature of bluewater spearguns is how they are powered, specifically how the bands are set up. Traditional Bluewater spearguns are larger and have between four to six...
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