Spearfishing 101

Blisters while freediving are often not considered by most divers until they become a big problem. It makes sense that putting out large amounts of force from kicking on our feet can cause blisters, which are painful and take a while to...

Every diver needs to carry a dive knife for safety purposes. The challenge is where to put the knife to keep it from becoming a safety hazard itself. We go over some of the best knives and where they are...

  Foot pockets are underappreciated by many freedivers, but some beginner divers may also overcomplicate the issue of what foot pockets work best. The most important qualities in a foot pocket are comfort, fit, durability, and compatibility with your fin blades.    Some...

While flasher floats are not necessarily considered essential equipment for spearfishing, they are extremely valuable. The float is a versatile tool, and it makes bluewater spearfishing simpler and more effective. They are relatively small and are designed for holding a few pieces of...

One 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 piece of gear you own...

Once 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 different goals, and those...

There are several different kinds carbon fiber fins for freediving on the market with dozens of different manufacturers, and each of them have a variety of styles, foot pockets, and color options. This post will be going over some of...

Storing floatlines is always a struggle, and one of the biggest problems with having floatlines at all. Over the years, we have come up with several tips to help make storing floatlines easier. The two biggest factors are storage space and travel conditions.  ...