Mares Avanti Quattro Power Spearfishing Fins

Mares Avanti Quattro Power Spearfishing Fins

40/41
$239.99
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Mares Avanti Quattro Power Spearfishing Fins

Mares Avanti Quattro Power Spearfishing Fins

Full-foot spearfishing fins with four-channel thrust and a shorter profile than typical long-blade freediving fins, for easier manoeuvring.

$239.99
Size

The Dive360 Take

If you prefer manoeuvrability around the rocks to the length of a conventional freediving fin, the Avanti Quattro Power deserves a look. Its four-channel blade directs water through the kick, while the shorter profile makes it a practical option for close-in spearfishing.

The full-foot pocket keeps the setup simple, and rubber-coated side ribs reinforce the blade edges. We’d recommend it to spearos and snorkellers wanting a substantial fin without stepping straight into a long-blade setup.

Use the dedicated Quattro Power size chart below. Consider any neoprene socks you plan to wear when checking fit; squeezing into a smaller pocket is unlikely to improve your day.

Size Guide

Mares • Avanti Quattro Power fins

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Mares • Avanti Quattro Power fins
Fin sizeEUUS¹UK
040 40–41 7–8 6.5–7.5
042 42–43 8.5–9.5 8–9
044 44–45 10–11 10–10.5
046 46–47 12–13 11.5–12

Uses the dedicated Quattro Power chart. ¹ US sizes as published by Mares.

The serious stuff
  • Mares model 420404
  • Full-foot design
  • Four-channel Channel Thrust blade
  • Rubber-coated side ribs
  • Anatomical foot pocket with reinforced heel
  • Existing camouflage range: EU 40/41, 42/43, 44/45 and 46/47
Why we like it

The four channels direct water through the blade, while the full-foot design keeps straps and buckles out of the equation.

The shorter profile is useful in confined areas. Sometimes the best fin is the one you can turn around without introducing it to every rock.

Who we recommend it to

Spearfishers and snorkellers who prefer a full-foot fin with a shorter profile than typical long-blade freediving fins, particularly when manoeuvring around reef and rocks matters.