Item Description
Pro Fiberglass Freedive Fins with INTERCHANGEABLE BLADES
Dive Deeper than ever before with the MAKO Pro Fiberglass Freedive fins.
Designed by freedivers, for freedivers, the MAKO Pro Fiberglass series freedive fins are among the highest quality freediving fins available.
The MAKO Pro Fiberglass freedive fins offer all the outstanding features expected by professional freediver and Freedive instructors:
- Extremely powerful
- Highly durable, yet very lightweight
- Technologically advanced construction
- Hydrodynamic stability rails for channeling water
- Optimal blade shape for maximum hydrodynamics
- Optimal Dimensions: 80cm long x 20cm wide
- 20 degree bend
- Fully interchangeable and compatible with all foot pockets
- Available in soft and medium stiffness
- Available in Black, 3D Reef Camo, and 3D Blue Camo colors
These are just a few reasons why more freedive instructors around the world recommend these powerful and highly durable freedive fins over any other brand.
Selecting the proper fin stiffness:
In selecting the proper fin stiffness, there are many variables to take into consideration such as a divers weight, divers strength, type of diving and conditions in which the diving will be done. The most standard method is selecting fin stiffness based on the diver's weight and strength.
Because a softer blade is rapidly becoming the preferred blade among freedivers, our soft blades are by far the most popular. For very strong divers and big guys, we also carry a medium stiffness.
SOFT blades are recommended for small to medium size divers and are clearly the most popular. Any diver who does not dive frequently also like these blades.
MEDIUM blades are for larger divers with strong legs.
Note: If you have any questions regarding size, blade length or blade stiffness selection, please feel free to call us. We are happy to help.
Our fins are sold by the pair. If you ever loose a fin, MAKO will sell just one fin. Being so heavily invested in unmatched customer service, we are one of the only companies that offer this.
Short Rail vs Long (Standard) Rail Foot Pockets.
Choosing between short and standard tendon pockets depends on the specific needs and preferences of the diver.
SHORT TENDON FOOT POCKETS are ideal for freedivers and spearfishermen who prioritize agility, maneuverability, and efficiency. The reduced tendon length results in a lighter foot pocket and enhances the performance of whatever blade is selected. Note that this pocket is compatible with all our blades EXCEPT polymer fin blades.
Both the short and long tendon pockets do not require gluing. This makes it practical for a diver to easily interchange between different MAKO pockets/blades. Some other manufacturers require gluing, especially for short tendon pockets
STANDARD LONG TENDON FOOT POCKETS are best suited for divers who need more stability, support, and power. The longer tendon helps protect the blade from damage and abuse should contact be made with rocks or barnacles in the surf or very rough water. The longer tendons may be advantageous when fighting a large fish since they provide additional rigidity and help to limit excess blade flex under extreme conditions. Scuba divers who spend most of their time close to the bottom may also prefer standard pockets.
Whether you're changing your plastic blades for fiberglass, or swapping out your black fiberglass blades for camo, it's a straight forward process when you know the technique.
Pro Fiberglass Fins in 3D Blue Camo color
with Standard Rail and short Rail Footpockets
Pro Fiberglass Fins in 3D Reef Camo color
with Standard Rail and short Rail Footpockets
The following chart is based on divers wearing 3mm or 5mm neoprene socks:
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Selecting the Proper Men's Foot Pocket Size |
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Your Foot Size |
And Wearing 3mm Neoprene Socks |
And Wearing 5mm Neoprene Socks |
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Mens Size 4 foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Mens Size 4-½ foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Mens Size 5 foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Mens Size 5-½ foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Mens Size 6 foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Mens Size 6-½ foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Mens Size 7 foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Mens Size 7-½ foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 8-9 |
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Mens Size 8 foot |
Order size 8-9 |
Order size 8-9 |
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Mens Size 8-½ foot |
Order size 8-9 |
Order size 8-9 |
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Mens Size 9 foot |
Order size 8-9 |
Order size 8-9 |
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Mens Size 9-½ foot |
Order size 8-9 |
Order size 10-11 |
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Mens Size 10 foot |
Order size 10-11 |
Order size 10-11 |
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Mens Size 10-½ foot |
Order size 10-11 |
Order size 10-11 |
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Mens Size 11 foot |
Order size 10-11 |
Order size 10-11 |
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Mens Size 11-½ foot |
Order size 10-11 |
Order size 12-13 |
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Mens Size 12 foot |
Order size 12-13 |
Order size 12-13 |
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Mens Size 12-½ foot |
Order size 12-13 |
Order size 12-13 |
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Mens Size 13 foot |
Order size 12-13 |
Order size 12-13 |
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Mens Size 13-½ foot |
Order size 12-13 |
Order size 14-15 |
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Mens Size 14 foot |
Order size 14-15 |
Order size 14-15 |
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Mens Size 14 ½ foot |
Order size 14-15 |
Order size 14-15 |
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Mens Size 15 foot |
Order size 14-15 |
Order size 14-15 |
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Mens Size 15 ½ foot |
Order size 14-15 |
X |
The following chart is based on divers wearing 3mm or 5mm neoprene socks:
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Selecting the Proper Women's Foot Pocket Size |
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|---|---|---|
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Your Foot Size |
And Wearing 3mm Neoprene Socks |
And Wearing 5mm Neoprene Socks |
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Womens 6 (mens 4) foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Womens 6½ (mens 4½) foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Womens 7 (mens 5) foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 4-5 |
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Womens 7½ (mens 5½) foot |
Order size 4-5 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Womens 8 (mens 6) foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Womens 8½ (mens 6½) foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Womens 9 (mens 7) foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 6-7 |
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Womens 9½ (mens 7½) foot |
Order size 6-7 |
Order size 8-9 |
