Freediving and Spearfishing Fins W-22 Black 41-42 Seac 71-59N-41-42

Freediving and Spearfishing Fins W-22 Black 41-42 Seac 71-59N-41-42

Description:

The SEAC W-22 are long freediving and spearfishing fins designed to deliver strong performance, comfort, and durability in the water. They use Seac’s FRC™ technopolymer blade, a light and reactive material developed to offer performance similar to carbon composite while avoiding the fragility typically associated with composite blades. The blade is angled at 22°, helping support the natural position of the ankle and promoting efficient, powerful finning with less fatigue. Small stabilizing fins at the tip of the blade help prevent sideways drift without reducing flex or propulsion. The foot pocket comes from the Motus series and is made with two materials: a stiffer sole for stability and a softer upper for comfort during extended use. This combination makes the fins well suited to long sessions where consistent performance and comfort matter most. The design also allows the fins to be disassembled easily in a few steps.

Key Features:

• Long fins designed for freediving and spearfishing
• FRC™ blade technology for high performance and durability
• Lightweight and reactive technopolymer construction
• Carbon-like performance without the usual fragility of composite materials
• 22° blade angle for natural, efficient finning
• Helps reduce fatigue in calves and ankles during extended use
• Stabilizing fins at the blade tip improve tracking in the water
• Motus series foot pocket for comfort and support
• Two-material foot pocket design for stability and comfort
• Easy disassembly in just a few steps
• Built for reliable performance even at very low temperatures

Specifications:

Manufacturer: Seac
SKU: 71-59N-41-42
Color: Black
Size: 41-42
Category: Fins
Age Group: Adults
Gender: Unisex

Recommended Use:

These fins are ideal for adult freedivers and spearfishers looking for a strong, comfortable long-fin option. They are especially well suited to extended sessions where efficient propulsion and reduced leg fatigue are important. The 22° blade angle and stable foot pocket make them a practical choice for both training and recreational use in open water. Their durable construction also makes them a dependable option for colder conditions where blade resistance matters.