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2012 Gear Buyers Guide Fins: Riffe Fiberglass Blade

Sport Diver Magazine
Riffe Fiberglass Blade
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THE BASICS

» Superior-strength fiberglass blade

» Blades have 100 percent memory return

» Overall blade length of 34 inches

» Full-length molded rail on blade edges

» Blades can be retrofitted to existing Riffe foot pockets

REVIEW

Free divers and underwater hunters will appreciate the power, durability and control of Riffe’s new high-performance fiberglass blade. Longer than the company’s current plastic blades, these blades transfer kick power more efficiently, delivering a full and controlled rebound.

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