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Cressi Piovra Freediving Fins Dry Bag
$199.00
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- Made for wet, sandy, heavy dive kit
- Sized and shaped around scuba equipment
- Sized for airline limits on dive trips
- Regulator and mask protection that actually protects
Description
The Piovra backpack bag is perfect for freediving and spearfishing equipment.Made from water-repellent DRY material, the main compartment has breathable anti-moisture mesh at the bottom, and can accommodate freediving gear such as wetsuit, long fins (up to 100cm/39.37in), mask & snorkel belt, knife and various accessories. The outside pocket is a "cool" refrigerator bag for cold drinks or fish.The external elastic with braided laces accommodates objects like towels etc, and the two sides are equipped with fixing systems for spearguns, flags, etc.The two carrying straps are adjustable and a side handle makes easy gripping and carrying. A reflective print on the front ensures greater visibility. The main compartment also has eyelets for padlock.
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Built for wet gear and the boot of your car
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What size bag do I need for a full scuba kit?
Over 125 litres for a complete set. Anything smaller and you will be making decisions about what stays home.
Which bag fits freediving fins?
The Cressi Piovra. Freediving blades are long enough that most bags simply will not take them, and this one is built for that shape.
Do I need a regulator bag?
We would highly recommend one. It is a cheap way to protect an expensive piece of life support from being packed under a weight belt.
What is the best way to carry weights?
The Scubapro weight bag. Lead destroys ordinary bags quickly, and this one is built to take it.
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