Everything You Need to Know About the New Molchanovs CB2 | Best Carbon Fins for Freediving

[@steveyared1226]

Always the best! Can't wait to start using them

[@cenotefreediving]

Those fins are the best fins I dived so far, at my competitive level 80+ meters. Cannot wait to take them deeper this season. I got the soft one, the footpocket is tight but confortable up to 2h now, and the blade is super soft, while staying efficient, you feel like flying! Would love a “shorty” version of it as well for recreational and UW Photography ;-)

[@djnree]

Hi there, what about angle of foot pocket, 24 vs 30 vs 35 ? how should i choose which angle is better for me? thanks and hi from fethiye :)

[@twistedmusicvideos2845]

What is you recommendation for a 185cm/70kg man who want to train and racing in dynamic apnea? My foot is narrow and long. What type of bifins are you recommend in your shop? I have never had a fin with those open heels.

[@MolchanovsFreediving]

Hello! We apologize as we had not seen your comment. Our hand-made footpockets are a great choice. You can learn more about them in this video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJivcqx5f6yKos0 or in this article: molchanovs.com/blogs/news/molchanovs-hand-built-foot-pockets-standard-size-or-custom-size

[@hichemzitouni2814]

they are sold out, when are they available again? :)

[@MolchanovsFreediving]

They are back in stock in 1-2 weeks!

[@mayleethanachai5437]

Which stiffness would you recommend for an Asian size lady 160cm 😅😅

[@molchanovsfreediving1537]

Probably soft or medium, depending on factors such as leg strength, overall weight, purpose, and how comfortable you are with lactic building up in your legs. I use soft fibres for teaching because I tend to swim a lot and lactic builds up pretty fast - but it's not very efficient for training sets because I'm 77kg. Mediums would suit me better for training and max attempts. - Jin

[@mayleethanachai5437]

@@molchanovsfreediving1537 thank you... I think I only need soft then 😊

[@tom-andrethomsen]

Asian lady 160 cm? 🤔 Hard... definitely hard! 😉