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Ocean Hunter Kohana Switchblade Fin

Ocean Hunter Kohana Switchblade Fin

4.9 from 1100+ reviews

$179.00

  • Free shipping on orders over $150
  • Local pickup available at Bondi store
  • 30-day returns on unused items

Size36/37

36/3738/3940/4142/4344/4546/4734/35
  • Blade stiffness matched to how you actually kick
  • Frog, back and helicopter kicks — not just flutter
  • Open heel and full foot options, sized in store
  • Sized over your boots, in store
Description

The All new Ocean Hunter Kohana Switchblade is here! If there was one fin to do it all this is it.

Regardless of your skill level this fin will take you from new spear fisherman or snorkeller to advanced spearfishing and Freediving or warm water scuba diving.

Using our well known and loved Ambush foot pocket that fits a huge size range from size 2 all the way up to a 13, this pocket works seamlessly with our new Redback Freediving blades as well as our famous Ambush fish scale blades. The Kohana is also compatible with many leading fibreglass and carbon fibre blade options that are currently available.

The versatile medium length blade utilises channels, scoops and dual molded materials to create a blade that is compact and easy to manoeuvre while having ample thrust for shallow water spearfishing, cray diving or snorkelling. This fin is IDEAL for new spear fishers looking to get started while allowing them to upgrade at minimal cost as they progress into long blade fins. The dual material ensures better performance than single material blades when the blade length is reduced.

In testing the Kohana proved to be a sensational shallow water reef fin especially when wrangling lobster out of hard to reach places in the reef.

No matter your level or where you're going, the Kohana will be a great all round fin for all of your ocean adventures.

KEY FEATURES

Replaceable blade system

Comfortable Ambush footpocket

Wide range of sizes

Easily upgraded to compote or carbon blades

Powerful and manoeuvrable disign

Thrust channel technology

Dual material blades enhances performance.

Easily upgrade to Redback or Ambush blades

Excellent full foot scuba fin

Ideal for shallow water spearfishing and lobster hunting

Shipping
Free shipping on orders over $150. Local pickup available at Bondi Beach. International shipping calculated at checkout.
Returns
30-day return policy on unused items in original packaging. Custom-fitted gear is non-returnable.
Ocean Hunter Kohana Switchblade Fin

Propulsion that works with your kick, not against it

Fin choice changes your diving more than most people expect. A stiff tech blade gives you a frog kick, a back kick and a helicopter turn — the skills we teach in GUE Fundamentals and use on every Sydney shore dive to stay off the bottom and out of the silt.

Softer blades and travel fins are a different job: easier on the calves, kinder in the luggage, better for long surface swims and warm water.

Bring your boots when you come in. Fin pockets are sized around them, and a fin fitted barefoot will be a size wrong by the time you're in 6.5mm boots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.

What is the difference between open heel and full foot fins?

Full foot fins — like the Cressi Agua or the Pro Star — go straight onto bare feet and are great for snorkelling and warm water. Open heel fins, which is most of what we sell, take a boot and work for both scuba and snorkelling. Almost everyone diving in Sydney ends up in open heel fins with a boot.

Can I wear neoprene socks instead of boots in open heel fins?

No. Open heel fins need a boot — the foot pocket and heel strap are built around one, and a sock will not support your foot or protect it on the walk in. You can wear a sock inside your boot for extra warmth, and plenty of people do through winter.

Should I bring my boots when buying fins?

Yes, please do. Fin pockets are sized around the boot, and a fin fitted barefoot will be a size wrong by the time you are in 6.5mm boots. Bringing them saves an exchange later.

Which fins should I get for scuba?

Blade stiffness should match how you actually kick. A stiffer blade gives you a frog kick, a back kick and a helicopter turn — the skills we teach in GUE Fundamentals and use on every Sydney shore dive to stay off the bottom and out of the silt. Softer and travel blades are easier on the calves and better for long surface swims and warm water.

Fast delivery and convenient online shop

Modern technologies and materials

Comfortable to use anytime

Flexible return policy and warranty