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Cressi Kraken Inox Finned Shafts Speargun Spears 6.5mm 7mm
  • Cressi Kraken Inox Finned Shafts Speargun Spears 6.5mm 7mm
Cressi Kraken Inox Finned Shafts Speargun Spears 6.5mm 7mm

    • Cressi Kraken Inox Finned Shafts Speargun Spears 7mm

    $61.00

    Cressi euro speargun spears, stainless steel 7mm shafts with single flopper, pencil point and shark fin tabs


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    17-4PH stainless steel 7mm shaft with two Sharkfin loading tabs and one Sharkfin rest tab, machined from solid CNC and laser welded. Bottom-mounted 1.2mm flopper with a welded pin, pencil point. For Cherokee Power, Kiowa Custom, Cherokee Fast, Cherokee Exo, Yuma Fast, Cherokee Ocean, Cherokee Open and Cherokee.


    Features

    • Durable 17-4PH steel rod, CNC-machined from solid for high strength and precision.
    • Equipped with 2 loading fins and 1 rest fin, providing stability and effective performance underwater.
    • Bottom-mounted 1.2 mm flopper with a welded pin, ensuring secure attachment and reliable operation.
    • Laser-welded construction enhances durability for long-lasting use.
    • Tricuspid point designed for excellent penetration, ideal for spearfishing applications.
      Speardiver tips

    Euro refers to the round cut notch at the back end of the shaft that engages in the trigger mechanism. In contrast American style shafts have a square cut notch that's compatible with spearguns using American style trigger mechanisms.

    Flopper/barb on the bottom of shaft (opening down) is the preferred flopper position. Some divers believe a flopper on the top makes for a more streamlined spear because it remains closed as you aim the speargun, this is incorrect. A top positioned flopper will remain in closed position as long as the speargun is held perfectly horizontal, but the moment it's aimed at a downward angle, as is often the case, the flopper will pop up and obscure the sight picture completely hiding the fish and ruining your shot. In any case the moment the shaft starts accelerating the flopper closes due to water resistance. The spear also spins as it travels so the flopper is never continuously on either the bottom or top.

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