Freediving fins Marlin Triton Black
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Marlin Triton Fins - lightweight fins for spearfishing and freediving. The fixed blade is made of polypropylene with medium rigidity. Comfortable footpocket made of thermoplastic rubber with varying degrees of rigidity. The rigid outsole increases the transmitted energy, the soft upper has good elasticity for ease of dressing and comfort over extended use. Thanks to a 17-degree blade break, an optimal angle of inclination of the fin to the plane of the foot is ensured, as a result of which the load on the muscles of the foot and lower leg is reduced. The flow guides located along the entire length of the blade prevent the blade from skidding to the side.
For storage and transportation of fins, we recommend using Marlin Stream 100 Fin bag.
Marlin Triton Fins are produced in colors: black, green camouflage, brown camouflage.
Available sizes: M (41/42), L (43/44), XL (45/46), XXL (47/48), XXXL (49/50).
Features:
- flow guides;
- blade material: polypropylene;
- blade rigidity: medium;
- blade break angle: 17 degrees;
- blade width: 21 cm;
- blade length: 62 cm;
- weight of one fin: 755-965 g (depending on size);
- total length of fins: 89-95 cm (depending on size);
- fins have positive buoyancy.
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We recommend wearing:Neoprene socks
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Gender:Male
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Heel type:Closed
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Total length (cm):89-95
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Blade length (cm):62
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Flow Laminators:No
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Blade material:Technopolymer
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Footpocket material:Rubber
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Included in set:Fins
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Blade rigidity:Medium
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Recommended use:Spearfishing
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Type:Closed heel
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Recommendations for use:Spearfishing
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Color:Black
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Type:Fins
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Manufacturer:Marlin
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Country of origin:Taiwan
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Country of registration of the brand:Spain
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Marlin Deep fins are lightweight fins for spearfishing and freediving with a removable blade. The blade is made of polypropylene and has medium hardness. The lightweight footpocket is made of thermoplastic rubber with varying degrees of hardness. The rigid sole increases the transmitted energy, the soft upper has good elasticity, ensuring ease of dressing and comfort during long-term use. The blade breaking angle of 22 degrees provides an optimal balance of efficiency and stroke force, reduces the load on the muscles of the lower leg and foot, and guarantees a fairly high speed of movement in the water.
Marlin Deep Short fins are lightweight fins for spearfishing and freediving with a shortened removable blade. The blade is made of polypropylene and has medium hardness. The lightweight footpocket is made of thermoplastic rubber with varying degrees of hardness. The rigid sole increases the transmitted energy, the soft upper has good elasticity, ensuring ease of dressing and comfort during long-term use. The blade breaking angle of 22 degrees provides an optimal balance of efficiency and stroke force, reduces the load on the muscles of the lower leg and foot, and guarantees a fairly high speed of movement in the water.
