Steven's right, otherwise you'd need to add liquid paper to your dive kit for all the reapplying.

Steven's right, otherwise you'd need to add liquid paper to your dive kit for all the reapplying.

To suggest the right size footpockets I’ll need to get your actual foot measurement. Put a ruler against the wall and stand on it with your heel against the wall, measure where the furthest toe ends. Also measure the width of your foot at the widest part. Send a message with the measurements via the contact form at Spearfishing.store
Beautiful?! it's death incarnate..
They're made to fit Speardiver carbon tubes pic below. If by 30mm you mean outer diameter then your tube is 1mm too big. If there's a little bit of play the muzzle spigot is easy to shimmy with tape.

Very nice, this is one hybrid I'd like to try and shoot.
Since some of your other guns have two bands, you may be interested in these muzzles Peter is making for me.


What's your favorite way of labeling diving gear Andrew?
I don't think so. But even if.. I think you'll waste more time on the boat figuring out which is left or right to put on the corresponding foot, than any advantage it may be worth.
How can it be a SLR without a mirror?
IDK, have they been used?
You could never do this with rubber. Pathos are synthetic rubber, how they will hold the new shape depends on the composition of the synthetic rubber I guess. It's possible there has been variation in the material used.
Damn those over under shots are tricky ![]()
Very interesting composition this one.

Great pics.
This one is as good as it gets.
What do you mean by "not quite a DSLR"?

How does it compare to the Canon S100?
It's been done before with Pathos footpockets in an attempt to increase the instep height. The footpockets eventually assume their previous shape, so it doesn't work. Post back after a while.
Which footpockets did you use?
Awesome. Pics please!!
The Picasso foot pockets tendon stiffness is good/moderate.
Congratz, nice fish and vid.
Since you're not using a reel.. be mindful of the shark spike when you shoot a good size fish. If you're holding the shooting line and the fish makes a run pulling the gun, you could guide the muzzle right into you.