DiveR Innegra Carbon Green Mermaid Soft Fin Blades

The cream of the crop, the DiveR Innegra Carbon Green Mermaid Soft Fin Blades are the best fin blades DiveR produce, featuring the latest in fin technology to produce extremely high-performance blades. Innegra fin blades are hydrophobic (repel water), absorb impact, deform far past carbon and composite fins, and unlike Kevlar they won’t degrade over time. DiveR Innegra fins are designed for spearos and freedivers looking for the ultimate in quality with a unique look. All DiveR Blades come without foot pockets.

Need Foot Pockets?

Here are a few options for foot pockets. If you purchase foot pockets as well and you would like them assembled, we can also do that FREE OF CHARGE before sending them out (or picking them up). We’ll be in touch after you purchase the blades with or without foot pockets to see if you would like this done.

• Ocean Hunter Ambush Foot Pocket Pair – Black
• Ocean Hunter Ambush Foot Pocket Pair – Red
• Cressi Gara Modular Foot Pocket Pair – Black
• Mares Razer Pro Foot Pocket Pair – Black

Choosing The Right Flex

Soft Flex: if you weigh less than 85kg

Medium Flex: if you weigh more than 85kg

Material Options

Composite

blades are slightly heavier and less resilient than carbon blades, but what they lack in weight and flexibility they make up for in extreme endurance and durability. Responsiveness:

• High thrust
• Durable

Carbon fibre

These blades are extremely lightweight whilst enhancing diving propulsion and performance, propelling divers at superior speed and velocity. Responsiveness:

• Very advanced
• High power
• Lightweight

Innegra

The latest in technology from the leaders in spread tow fibre development. Innegra fibre allows the fin to deform far past normal carbon and composite fins. This high tech fibre is hydrophobic and designed to absorb impact, but unlike kevlar does not degrade over time. Responsiveness:

• Extreme power and thrust
• Durable
• 360º flex

Why DiveR Fins?

Firstly, the materials DiveR use are platinum grade and supplied to them through an exclusive partnership with Textreme. Textreme is responsible for producing some of the most advanced lightweight and durable materials on the planet, fitting out F1 race cars and specialty high-performance aircraft. A pair of DiveR blades should last between 5-7 years on average if properly maintained.

Secondly, DiveR offer a 3-year warranty on all blades. If your blades become stressed or falter in any way during this period, you are eligible to send the product back and receive a new pair.

Finally, the unique designs and art we print on our blades offer a very unique look, with bright and flashy designs through to simple one or two-tone looks.

DiveR Fins Performance

DiveR strenuously tested fin designs over 18 months with the help of free diving professionals to produce what is now one of the best diving blades on the market. Manufactured from state-of-the-art resin systems and aerospace fabrics, the DiveR fin blades give you the mechanical advantage and high performance you have been looking for.

The blades have each been constructed in detail by hand to ensure precision. The result is a blade that is extremely popular among commercial divers for both its performance and dependability under heavy working conditions.

Over the past 6 years of production, there have been no reports of a drop in performance or breakages. DiveR blades don’t lose their initial power after just a few weeks of use. Normal thermoplastic blades start to break down after approximately 10,000 revolutions and then decline to breaking point. These blades were tested to over 1,000,000 revolutions and recorded no degradation in function or the mechanics of the blade. Consequently, the final product is a fin that is unparalleled in terms of durability and is capable of surviving some of the harshest conditions you can throw at them.

If you are an experienced diver or spearfisher looking for a quality product that delivers results you would expect for this price, then look no further than the DiveR fin blades.