The HD Maxx Underwater Hunting Fins by Dessault are designed for both spearfishing and freediving, offering exceptional performance and comfort. These fins feature a detachable technopolymer blade and a lightweight, flexible foot pocket, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced divers.
- Detachable Blade: The blade is made from a medium/soft hardness technopolymer, providing high elastic return and strong break resistance. Its design includes a significant width and length (87 cm x 19.5 cm), increasing the contact surface with water and thrust force. A rounded trailing edge with short fins reduces drag and improves maneuverability. The blade's angle is 29° (+3° from the foot pocket, totaling 32°), optimizing foot positioning and finning efficiency.
- 350 Foot Pocket: Weighing only 350 grams in size 41/42, the foot pocket is made from TPE 75 ShA polymer, ensuring effective energy transmission from the foot to the blade. Its ergonomic design prevents friction and blisters, while its flexibility facilitates easy donning and doffing. The absence of ribs and optimized geometries reduce weight and muscle fatigue.
- Lightweight Design: The HD Maxx fins are among the lightest long polymer fins on the market, with a total weight of less than 1300 grams per pair.
- Eco-Friendly Manufacturing: The blades are manufactured in Italy using 100% solar energy, reflecting Dessault's commitment to sustainability.
Technical Specifications:
- Blade Material: Technopolymer
- Foot Pocket Material: TPE 75 ShA Polymer
- Blade Hardness: Medium/Soft
- Blade Dimensions: 87 cm x 19.5 cm
- Foot Pocket Weight: 350 grams (size 41/42)
- Total Weight: Less than 1300 grams per pair
- Manufacturing Process: 100% solar energy
Materials:
- Blade: Medium/Soft Hardness Technopolymer
- Foot Pocket: TPE 75 ShA Polymer
Dimensions:
- Blade: 87 cm x 19.5 cm
- Foot Pocket: Weight of 350 grams in size 41/42
Compatibility Information:
The HD Maxx fins are compatible with modern underwater hunting practices, including Agachon, Indian, hole hunting, and sliding. Their soft/medium hardness makes them suitable for beginner underwater hunters.
