OMER introduced these completely new at the beginning of 2003 after a long research to replace the carbon fiber blades, which had been until that time, the sole credible alternative for performing freediving fin blades. They were realized with the input from world champion Alberto March of Spain and spearfishing champions Marco Bardi and Fabio Antonini of Italy.

The result is an incredible blade, with the performance of a carbon fiber blade but with a much higher resistance to both impact and bending. The non-return plastic point is virtually unreachable for this application. Every blade is machined with extremely high tolerances, resulting in a complete consistency of production.

The BAT20 is the softer version, the BAT30 has a medium stiffness and the BAT40 is the one with highest stiffness and performing action.

Code P6238M Size 38/40 BAT 20
Code P6240M Size 40/42 BAT 20
Code P6242M Size 42/44 BAT 20
Code P6244M Size 44/46 BAT 20
Code P6246M Size 46/48 BAT 20

Code P6338M Size 38/40 BAT 30
Code P6340M Size 40/42 BAT 30
Code P6342M Size 42/44 BAT 30
Code P6344M Size 44/46 BAT 30
Code P6346M Size 46/48 BAT 30

Cod. P6438M Size 38/40 BAT40
Cod. P6440M Size 40/42 BAT40
Cod. P6442M Size 42/44 BAT40
Cod. P6444M Size 44/46 BAT40
Cod. P6446M Size 46/48 BAT40

1 - The blade is reinforced on the side with an additional extruded rubber profile which also channels the water during the strokes avoiding skidding. The blades are all sublimated with abrasion resistant camouflage color paint.

2 -The blade is scalped, at different thickness depending on the model, only in channels in the inside parts of the blade, leaving a thick crown on the perimeter which greatly increases impact resistance, without compromising the bending efficiency and blade return.

3 - These blades are produced from sheets of composite fibers, usually utilized for highly technical and performing electrical and aeronautical applications, which are then machined on high speed Rambaudi CNC machines.