very cool, Jeff, just hit the nail on the head.
I would like the two fins 2" apart..pleanty of room for you to get in between them but a lot of band stretch is preserved.
the shafts loof great
very cool, Jeff, just hit the nail on the head.
I would like the two fins 2" apart..pleanty of room for you to get in between them but a lot of band stretch is preserved.
the shafts loof great
very cool, thanks for sharing the video and report
Hahaha. Dan and Marco took the words out of my mouth. You need a small gps for sure. Buy a hop spots chart too and look for areas of relief and you can explore with a little more of a designated plan of attack
That is a really interesting point R. The damn truth though. It takes vigilance to stay protected
even if it is hollow ground? on all my knives that are ground, you have to rehone them with a 10-15 degree edge to prevent an uneven edge from the area that was ground out...I typically avoid those edges because I can never maintain them and end up honing them flat
do you prefer a whet stone or just a normal one G?
strong review right there...i was wondering if there was something different about the tip, that sounds quite nice but can we replicate it if it dulls?
Dan, will there be an option for a line hole in one of the fins or just in the shaft at the two pionts pictured?
DURRR, just realized that I can drill into these as they are stainless...nevermind, i'm just so used to Spring steel shafts that I am programed not to drill into them
Nice mutton!!!
to be clear, I agree as well that a flopper shaft is heaven compared to a tip BUUUTT, getting out and spearing is more important than waiting <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
if you want, I'll give you the Torres tip and you can just use that until you get a flopper shaft if you dont want to even spend the 12 bucks...your call
howdy Jimmy, glad to have you...i am not familiar with your art and I'd love to see some of your work so please start a thread to show off a little.
Shawn is it a 6mm thread? I have two tips you can have..one is a single flopper small tip by Torres (crap on a stick company) and is yours free (rinse and care for it or it will rust from the sight of salt water)..and a double flopper biller tip that is bulky but i like it on my polespear and you can have that one for 12 bucks.
I will bring them to you this weekend or throw them in the mail if you need...text me if you want one or both
wait, the fish was lost?!?! that sounds unbelieveable to me...how do you lose something the size of a vw?!?
if that is true I am deeply saddened for you brother.
sounds like the capt had a buyer and made up a story...
Boca spearos----anyone interested in assisting sedisen may want to know that sdeisen is one of, if not THE best up and coming freedive spearos.
without any formal training and only a few years spearing, he can already hunt at 60fsw+ safely.
Sdeisen is always appreciative of any assistance offered
Sdeisen is respectful and very knowledgable of the ocean.
Sdeisen is also a good hand on the boat and is always offering to pay his share and carry more than his own load
We are gonna miss you here brother :bottomup:
here here ...i cannot say enough about the quality of Steven as a brother diver both in and out of the water.
be careful though, he has developed a taste for cherry losenges and his physique could make a skeleton feel fat![]()
nice...is it just available in green and black ?
blessings on your new beginning brother...very exciting.
if you aren't using it daily I will prolly collect the prism so I can get back out on the solo tip. shoot me a text when you'll be around, maybe we'll dive next weekend and I'll just take it then.
GR. I am not sure anything with you is luck. If it were me, it'd be luck <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
Wow don. That is high praise
Hmm video doesn't want to work for me
Nicely done as always GR. Beautiful fish
Thanks Dan - I thought they looked good as well =).
It def. helps with being comfortable when you have clear water and knowledgable support.
one of the truest statements ever about freediving...knowing the person above is watching and knows what to do makes me feel like I have an army at my back...the clear water is also a huge help
that is an interesting thought Marco...i cannot imagine how they would not effect the shot to some degree?