Spearguns
Compare Speargun configurations and available lengths, then open a product for specifications and included components.
Spearfishing + Freediving
Spearfishing + Freediving
Choose a Speargun for your intended setup or start with Freediving and Spearfishing Fins. You can also find rigging, masks, exposure protection and weights across the wider range.
Core equipment
Choose your shopping path
Start with the equipment you need, then compare the available models and sizes.
Shop Spearguns
Freediving & Spearfishing Fins
Choose complete fins or replacement blades, then check sizing, construction and compatibility on the product page.
Start here
Two useful first checks
Two quick checks can narrow the range before you look at individual products.
Compare configuration and length
Start with the Speargun type and compare the lengths available for each model. Check the product page for specifications and included components.
Complete fins or replacement blades
Confirm whether you are buying complete fins or an individual blade before comparing size, construction and compatibility.
Supporting equipment
Connect the rest of your setup
Complete your setup with rigging, masks, exposure protection and weights. Dive Tools and Dive Accessories cover knives, cutters and other useful equipment.
Parts & Rigging
Browse Speargun rubbers, bridles, line, crimps, clips, floats and rigging tools.
Dive Masks
Find low-volume and general-purpose masks for freediving, spearfishing and scuba diving.
Exposure Protection
Choose wetsuits and exposure protection for the water and conditions you plan to enter.
Weight Systems
Find belts, pockets and weight-system components for completing your setup.
Equipment guide
Spearfishing & Freediving Equipment
Spearfishing and freediving share parts of the same equipment ecosystem, but the right starting point depends on what you plan to do in the water. Begin with the core item, then check fit, configuration and compatibility before adding the equipment that completes the setup.
Start with the core equipment
The two main pathways are Spearguns and Freediving & Spearfishing Fins. A Speargun choice begins with mechanism, length, handling and what is supplied. Long-blade fins need a different first check: whether the listing is a complete fin system or a separate replacement blade. Keeping those decisions separate makes it easier to compare like with like, read the correct product details and avoid treating an individual component as a complete setup.
Build the setup around the main item
The gun or fins are only the starting point. A complete spearfishing setup may also require parts and rigging, a suitable dive mask, exposure protection and a correctly planned weight system. Floats, lines and other connection components belong with the rigging decision, while cutting tools and selected dive accessories should be considered for the way the equipment will actually be used.
Choose for the diving you intend to do
Useful comparisons begin with the environment rather than a universal equipment formula. Visibility, available space, water conditions, fit, technique and the rest of the configuration can all change what feels practical. Product pages should confirm the model, size, supplied components and compatibility; the wider collection pages then help you connect those choices into one considered setup. Where a product is modular, sized or sold as a separate component, confirm the exact pairing instead of relying on a photograph or a broad category label.
Why Extreme Watersport
Local advice for a complete setup
Extreme Watersport is a specialist dive retailer in Capel Sound, serving Melbourne and Victorian divers from a physical Mornington Peninsula dive centre. The team approaches equipment around intended use, fit and configuration rather than treating each item in isolation.
Advice grounded in Victorian diving
Equipment conversations can start with the conditions, visibility and type of diving you expect around Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula or further afield, rather than a generic shopping list.
One connected equipment conversation
Spearguns, fins, rigging, masks, exposure protection and weighting can be considered together, helping you spot missing components or compatibility questions before ordering.
A physical specialist dive shop
Extreme Watersport operates from Capel Sound on the Mornington Peninsula, with a physical retail, service and gas-fill base supporting recreational and technical divers.
Before you browse
Spearfishing & Freediving questions
Use these quick checks to compare the equipment before ordering.
Where should I start with Spearfishing and Freediving equipment?
Start with Spearguns or Freediving and Spearfishing Fins, then add the rigging, mask, exposure protection and weight equipment you need.
Are complete fins and replacement blades the same product?
No. A complete fin includes the components described on its product page, while a single or replacement blade is a component purchase. Check the supplied components and quantity before ordering.
Where can I find speargun lines, floats and rigging parts?
Use the Spearfishing Parts & Rigging collection for rubbers, bridles, line, crimps, clips, float lines, floats and rigging tools.
How should I start comparing Spearguns?
Begin with the configuration and available lengths, then check the product page for specifications, included components and setup details.
How should I start comparing Fins?
First confirm whether the listing is for complete fins or an individual blade. After that, compare the sizing, construction and compatibility information on the product page.
Can Extreme Watersport help me work through the setup?
Yes. Tell us what equipment you are considering and what you already own. Our team can help you work through the options and complete the setup.
Expert support
Talk through your Spearfishing or Freediving setup
Tell us what you are choosing and what gear you already own. Our team can help you match the main equipment with suitable supporting components.