Fin Free Dive. Why is it expensive?

Freediving Fins

Bi-Fins

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Whatever news agencies call it, let's say it's a device that's worn to make us swim more sensitive and control balance.

But why is it expensive? 🤣 I'll tell you about it. Like people never. Freedive to read and understand.

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1️⃣ materials made

There are many kinds of materials, but the top is Pure Cabon, which costs more than plastic, silicone or fiber discs.

2️⃣ Production phase

The process of producing Freediving Fins is up to 80% manual work. Carbon needs to be cut per sheet, use special resin, heat baking, and vacuum, otherwise it will break.

It's called production 10, maybe only 1. 🥹

3️⃣ small market. The price is high.

The demand for Fin Free Dive is much less than Fin Swimming or Fin Scu Crazy. When the market is small, mass product production may not be much.

4️⃣ Different performance.

Lightness, ejection, sensitivity make Freediver willing to fight the price to get it, called# One investment is a long timeSo we see fins costing two to thirty thousand a pair is normal.

5️⃣ difficult and fragile preservation.

Carbon is broken. If placed on the ground, it is called extremely risky. Some brands that are special coated resin have to be wiped to dry immediately after being chlorinated. The storage cost is also high.

6️⃣ Marketing * * This one doesn't have to explain * * 55 +

Overall, it's about this. Anyone think the reason is expensive is because anything can be discussed. 😬

But if you ask Pung as a good carbon teacher for a moment, if you invest and he stays with us for a long time, like Deep Finder, in the picture, it is the first pair of Pung that has been used to date (5-6 years), still works well, only Roy Niss. 🥹

Mapung Deep Finder