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JBL Flex Semi-Dry Dive Snorkel - DIPNDIVE
JBL JBL Flex Semi-Dry Dive Snorkel
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Riffe Viso Amber Lens Dive Mask - DIPNDIVERiffe Viso Amber Lens Dive Mask - DIPNDIVE
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Cressi Samurai Scuba Dive Mask - DIPNDIVECressi Samurai Scuba Dive Mask - DIPNDIVE
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JBL 5 80 Inches Breakdown Polespear - DIPNDIVE
JBL JBL 5 80 Inches Breakdown Polespear
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JBL The Zero Mask M-130 - DIPNDIVE
JBL JBL The Zero Mask M-130
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Trident Replacement Polespear Sling for Scuba Diving and Spearfishing - DIPNDIVETrident Replacement Polespear Sling for Scuba Diving and Spearfishing - DIPNDIVE
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Rob Allen 5/8"" Replacement Tuna Spear Gun Bands, 110cm - DIPNDIVE
Rob Allen Rob Allen 5/8"" Replacement Tuna Spear Gun Bands, 110cm
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JBL 9/16x16 Replacement Speargun Sling - DIPNDIVE
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Seac 3mm Ghost Jacket For Freediving and Spearfishing - DIPNDIVE
Seac Seac 3mm Ghost Jacket For Freediving and Spearfishing
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Riffe Marseilles Weight Belt 57" - DIPNDIVERiffe Marseilles Weight Belt 57" - DIPNDIVE
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Rob Allen Composite Speargun Reel - DIPNDIVE
Rob Allen Rob Allen Composite Speargun Reel
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Seac Spearfishing Shock Line - DIPNDIVE
Seac Seac Spearfishing Shock Line
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ScubaPro Apnea Surface Buoy Bladder - DIPNDIVE
ScubaPro ScubaPro Apnea Surface Buoy Bladder
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Riffe Line Breakaway Assembly with Loop-Pigtail - DIPNDIVE
Riffe Riffe Line Breakaway Assembly with Loop-Pigtail
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Spearfishing has been known to humanity for millennia already, however, in recent years it started gaining popularity as an extreme sport. One thing necessary to remember though, is that high-quality spearfishing gear is essential to your safety. Consider the conditions and the game you are aiming at to select the right equipment. What’s more, the proper gear will help you improve your skills and master spearfishing faster. DIPNDIVE offers an array of different Spearguns, Shafts and Spear Points, Spearfishing Wetsuits, and accessories for a thrilling and safe experience.

If you really become passionate about spearfishing, it is likely that you’ll want to get more gear that is specialized for certain fish and conditions. However, you will only need a few items to get started with spearfishing.

First and foremost, you need to choose a speargun. If you are new to the sport, it is recommended that you get a smaller and simpler gun, for example a two-band, 90-centimeter (measured from the tip of the muzzle to the handle) wooden one. As you gain more experience, and start hunting bigger fish, you can upgrade to a more powerful speargun. You can also try using Hawaiian slings, or pole spears. These affordable instruments are ideal for hunting in shallow waters, where most beginners normally start.

A durable, well-fitting wetsuit is also a must for every spearfisherman. It will keep you warm and protect your skin from abrasive reef, jellyfish, spiny fish and sunburn. It is advisable to buy a wetsuit designed specifically for spearfishing, as many of them have a built-in pad that makes loading your speargun against your chest much more comfortable.

Spearfishing fins need to be long and flexible, just like the normal freediving ones. What may sometimes distinguish them is a camouflage pattern on the blade.

You will also need to choose a mask and snorkel. Some characteristics of a good spearfishing mask include low volume, good fit, tempered glass and easily adjustable strap. It is not recommended to buy a mask with a purge valve, as it may break or cause difficulties with ear equalization. As for the snorkel, it is best to go for a simple, J-shaped model with no purge valves or splash guards.

Finally, to compensate for the buoyancy of a wetsuit, you will need to wear a weight belt. Rubber belts with a quick-release buckle are a prefered option among freedivers and spearfishermen alike.

As for the additional accessories, consider buying a small knife with a sharp tip as well as a pair of gloves and dive booties if you will be spearing in colder waters.

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Top 5 Health Benefits of Freediving

Top 5 Health Benefits of Freediving

Many people, especially those who know little about freediving, think it’s a dangerous, adrenaline-fuelled sport. Of course, everything brought to the limits has some risk, however, if done properly, freediving is not only incredibly safe but also beneficial to your physical and mental health. So, let’s look at the top 5 ways in which freediving can help to improve your well-being.
Cold-Water Freediving - 3 Destinations That’ll Sway You to Try It

Cold-Water Freediving - 3 Destinations That’ll Sway You to Try It

Freediving is a challenging sport as is, nevermind adding sub-zero temperatures and icy waters to the mix. So, most consider cold-water freediving a mad idea, reserved only for the most daring. However, in addition to testing the limits of one’s inner strength, cold-water freediving offers a glance at some of the world’s most fascinating dive sites.

Freediving Record Governing Associations: AIDA vs. CMAS

Freediving Record Governing Associations: AIDA vs. CMAS

In one of our previous articles we have discussed all of the different competitive disciplines in freediving. Today we have decided to look at the organizations that make up the rules and regulate the competitions. Currently, the world of apnea is governed by two world associations: CMAS and AIDA - both ratify records, both declare their athletes world champions.