We have not tried them. They seem more expensive and the alchemy are already pretty great. Alchemy has been around a long time and we've sold a lot so we know they are durable and they are a good stiffness level. What is making you consider the carbonio's? Just from what we see of them they look like they have a fair amount of resin on them. This is a common issue and makes fins too stiff. Based on this video (link below) they appear too stiff for him and he's using the medium stiffness (his body is rotating and he has pigeon toe). This is common as most carbon blades are too stiff. The challenge is in using the right amount of carbon and the least amount of resin possible without breaking. The molchanovs are a good stiffness level and tend to be much less stiff in general and even less stiff than the alchemy's but they break a lot. We sold them for a little while and Molchanov's wouldn't cover them under warranty so we stopped carrying them. Definitely would NOT recoommend molchanovs. There's a reason we sell achemy's. We have sold many hundreds of carbon blades at this point and there's nothing wrong with the alchemy's so why try to fix what's not broken? czcams.com/video/EPE7UHG2REs/video.htmlsi=PVxVN0tvGwjYfCLl
I got an update from my fin installation Guru (Chris Funada @moistmaninnis). He says they are fine. They only work with pathos and proprietary footpockets so that's a huge red flag out of the gete.
@@konafreediversreviews1175 gft force are very flexible they look liké very high quality fins. They présent them liké diffèrent Kind of technologie nano. I Just ordered before 2 weeks with 24°, there is option with 32° also , and waiting to try them. I pose you that question bcs I hesitated between Alchemy and Gft. Thanks for your Kind réponse.
i want to buy V3 but which version...(for deep spearfishing 20-30 meters) what about angle difference..23 vs 30 degrees... i guess 30 degree blade is easy to kick but also produce less thrust... 23 degree blade need bit more power to kick but produce more thrust... am i correct? is there any other difference you can advice? thanks
The steeper anlge is better for people that have difficulty pointing their toes. It also required you hold your body less straight. We prefer the shallower 23 degree angle in general. Also, the s-line blades are best for spearfishing. They are constructed with spearfishing in mind and they are a smidge shorter than the V3's giving you a bit more maneuverability.
Great video guys 🙌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Super excited for them to arrive
Yeah Buddy!
Did you try them out yet?
Thanks f vidéo...PLS Can you compare Alchemy with Carbonio GFT force??
We have not tried them. They seem more expensive and the alchemy are already pretty great. Alchemy has been around a long time and we've sold a lot so we know they are durable and they are a good stiffness level. What is making you consider the carbonio's? Just from what we see of them they look like they have a fair amount of resin on them. This is a common issue and makes fins too stiff.
Based on this video (link below) they appear too stiff for him and he's using the medium stiffness (his body is rotating and he has pigeon toe). This is common as most carbon blades are too stiff. The challenge is in using the right amount of carbon and the least amount of resin possible without breaking.
The molchanovs are a good stiffness level and tend to be much less stiff in general and even less stiff than the alchemy's but they break a lot. We sold them for a little while and Molchanov's wouldn't cover them under warranty so we stopped carrying them. Definitely would NOT recoommend molchanovs. There's a reason we sell achemy's. We have sold many hundreds of carbon blades at this point and there's nothing wrong with the alchemy's so why try to fix what's not broken?
czcams.com/video/EPE7UHG2REs/video.htmlsi=PVxVN0tvGwjYfCLl
I got an update from my fin installation Guru (Chris Funada @moistmaninnis). He says they are fine. They only work with pathos and proprietary footpockets so that's a huge red flag out of the gete.
@@konafreediversreviews1175 gft force are very flexible they look liké very high quality fins. They présent them liké diffèrent Kind of technologie nano. I Just ordered before 2 weeks with 24°, there is option with 32° also , and waiting to try them. I pose you that question bcs I hesitated between Alchemy and Gft. Thanks for your Kind réponse.
vs DiveR shortys?
Aloha James. We do not carry DiveR because they run very stiff and for the price carbon is a better deal.
@@konafreediversreviews1175 maybe check out DiveR short inegras, just got th they are like butter and progressive
Ss like theyve finally responded to the customer feedback
i want to buy V3 but which version...(for deep spearfishing 20-30 meters)
what about angle difference..23 vs 30 degrees...
i guess 30 degree blade is easy to kick but also produce less thrust...
23 degree blade need bit more power to kick but produce more thrust...
am i correct?
is there any other difference you can advice? thanks
The steeper anlge is better for people that have difficulty pointing their toes. It also required you hold your body less straight. We prefer the shallower 23 degree angle in general. Also, the s-line blades are best for spearfishing. They are constructed with spearfishing in mind and they are a smidge shorter than the V3's giving you a bit more maneuverability.
Cetma or Alchemy which one is greater ?
In my humble opinion Alchemy. More durable and better design. Also can be less expensive
Which one are better for spear fishing v3 or s
The S is supposed to be for spearfishing
Made in Greece!
And they are very well made!
@@konafreediversreviews1175 yup I know!
Can I order a pair??? Delivery destination:Fiji islands
Yes you can! We can ship with DHL e-mail info@konafreedivers.com and put Conor first in the subject line
These or the Moana carbon blades?
Alchemy. We used to sell Moanas. They're not bad, but the alchemy's are better
I would like to come and visit your shop so you can design my set of blade
C'mon down!