NAKED CARBON T300 FINS now come in a compact version to suit smaller framed divers. The P62 range features a shorter 62cm x 19cm working length blade in soft flex only. The shorter blade promotes a more efficient, reactive fining style in divers with shorter leg length - reducing excessive knee bend that can be caused by longer blades.

The Penetrator Carbon Range offers the ultimate in fin performance. Carbon Fibre blades receive a protective layer of Kevlar 49 multi-axial reinforcement in the tip of the blade to prevent chips and cracking. This system is unique to Penetrator blades. Kevlar is an extremely resilient and flexible material providing added impact resistance while allowing full flexibility of the blade tip. Logos are added using hard wearing epoxy inks or In Mould Labelling (IML) techniques during manufacture.

Working blade length: 62cm
Insert length: 14cm
Blade width: 19cm
Angle to foot pocket: 25 degrees
Blade weight bare in grams: Carbon Naked 620 soft = 185g

Warranty:
Composite blades carry a limited 1 year warranty against blade breakage.

Foot Pockets:

GUIDE TO FIN STIFFNESS

Considering your build, strength and fitness level is very important when choosing which will best suit you and your type of freediving. Always use your ideal, lean bodyweight when using this guide. This will correctly match your muscle mass and strength to the correct blade type and stiffness. If the chart recommends two options where the bars cross over - the diver should choose based on whether they like a softer or stiffer feel to the fin. We recommend the softer option for the greatest efficiency. The stiffness comparison scale indicates how each model compares within the 72cm blade range. Divers under 165cm should consider the P620 range of fins. The shorter blade length will have less leverage over the knee joint promoting better fining technique and will be less likely to induce fatigue or joint soreness. Penetrator fins offer 3 main types of stiffness: 10 (X-SOFT), 20 (SOFT), 30 (MEDIUM)