Spearfishing blades

Safety • Always keep your spearfishing equipment and especially your spear-guns and knives in a secure place and out of reach of children. • If any of your spear-guns are equipped with a safety feature do not disable or remove. Never modify mechanical parts on your equipment in any way. • Never load a speargun out of the water and never bring a speargun out of the water loaded. • If you are free-diving or spearfishing in open water always watch for boat traffic and make sure your are visible by using a float and a flag. • Never hyperventilate in order to increase depth times. Do not push your limits with your breath hold. • Use buddy system in order to always be safe. Never dive alone. • Always carry a knife with you in case of entanglement or for protection. • A mirror is an essential tool in case of emergency. One can be located from over 10 miles away with the help of a mirror and sunlight. • A whistle is another useful tool in the water since it isn't always sunny. Thefishfinblades, Inc will not accept any liability for injury or death caused whilst engaging directly or indirectly in any spearfishing and/or free-diving activities with the use of products purchased from our company. There are no warranties or guarantees, either expressed or implied that the information contained in this site is accurate, correct or reliable. You are responsible for using your own good judgment. You should be in good physical condition, enjoying good health, and have sufficient expertise for participation in any one of these sports. Your level of fitness and experience is an essential consideration to your diving plans. You should dive within your limits at all times, protect yourself from natures elements and drink plenty of fluids to maintain your physical condition and avoid painful cramps. Spearfishing and Free-diving are inherently dangerous sports. Participating in any of these activities exposes one-self to the risk of permanent injury and/or death. Shallow water blackouts, marine creature’s bites and stings, boating accidents, and spear-guns misfiring are some of the many ways that something could go south. The content of this site is provided as personal entertainment only. Although portions of the content may be perceived as instructional or educational, do not depend upon it as such. We recommend and encourage the buddy system while spearfishing and/or free-diving. It is imperative for your partner and yourself to have similar capabilities and know each others limitations and weaknesses. When using a speargun never point at another diver and never load out of the water or around others. It is easier to load a gun if its butt is placed on your chest. Loading a gun can cause bruising if you are not wearing a good fitting wet-suit with a loading pad.