PERSHING fin blades are ideal for spearfishing in the ocean, where the conditions which are typical of the sea in winter, are more common all year round also at greater depths.
They can still be the ideal choice for spearfishermen who require performing but yet more “robust” fin blades to be used all year round and at greater depths (over 20mt).
The 300 2.0 easy fit foot pocket, available in 9 different sizes, prevent dispersion of energy greatly reducing the space between the shoe and foot. Efficiency is therefore maximised.
300 2.0 Easy Fit foot pockets feature a very low mass therefore maximising the performance by minimising the effort of the diver.
The new footpockets 300 2.0 Easy Fit, an evolution of C4 300 footpockets, are extremely light, resistant to wear and preformed at an angle of 3°. Thanks to the new fit, named “Easy Fit”, and to the new anatomical shape, named “Best”, they are very comfortable and easy to wear. They are featured in 9 sizes and, from size 40 to size 44, they are available in each single size.
PERSHING are made of 100% T300 TW carbon and they are inserted in the foot pocket all the way to the heel for an excellent transmission of energy.
PERSHING feature blades that are specifically symmetrical therefore increasing mechanical and dynamic efficiency. This solution reduces energy dispersion and torque forces which are typical of asymmetric geometries.
A reduced mechanical load also increases the duration of the composite fibers.
PERSHING are made of 100% T300 TW carbon. This classic fine carbon fabric is universally used for carbon fins of almost all world production and for many other products. This determines a large productions of this type of fabric which therefore has low costs which have allowed the excellent quality / price ratio of the TANK T-34.
The blades of PERSHING are connected to the foot pocket thanks to a mechanical insert that is blocked by two special screws that cannot go easily unscrewed, providing a safe and efficient connection.
For easy transportation, PERSHING can be disassembled, so as to reduce their volume and any chance of damage.
