Freediving store for apnea diving equipment with top brands Lobster Weight, Octopus, CETMA and Mares. Webshop with fast shipping directly from Switzerland.
In addition to equipment for SCUBA diving, some dive shops also sell a few items for freediving. However, the range is usually limited to items from the major manufacturers. With freedive-frauenfeld, I specialise in freediving and you won't find anything in my shop other than equipment that has proven itself for freediving and is among the best in its class. I have been freediving since 2016 and dive 3-4 times a week in indoor pools, lakes, rivers and the sea: I would be happy to advise you!
Due to the great demand from Germany and the EU for first class products for freedivers, I have set up a second shop under the address www.freedive-konstanz.de and run a warehouse in Konstanz to be able to supply customers outside of Switzerland quickly and easily. Currently, the webshop freedive-konstanz.de only includes a selection of the products that are available at freedive-frauenfeld.ch, but the offer is constantly being expanded.
The freediving shop where you can find everything you need for freediving: Fins, freediving wetsuits, freediving gloves, socks, masks, snorkels, freediving weight belts, freediving weights, lanyards, nose clips and other accessories. The apnoea shop has everything an apnoea diver's heart desires. Your webshop for apnoea diving! You can choose everything at your leisure in the online shop or visit me in Felben-Wellhausen come by. Felben-Wellhausen is only 5 minutes from Frauenfeld, 20 minutes from Winterthur and 40 minutes from Zurich. I don't have an actual shop, but you'll find everything you need here and can look at, try out and buy apnoea diving equipment on the spot in a relaxed atmosphere.
In my freediving shop you can book freediving courses and find the material and equipment you need for freediving. The articles listed in my freediving shop are material that I know personally, have tried out or dive regularly myself. Although there are suppliers, such as Mares or Cressi, who offer a full range of equipment for freedivers, most freedivers will want to put together the right equipment for them from different suppliers. A suit from Mares may fit you well, but perhaps the fins from Cressi or Seac are better suited to your narrow feet?
My recommendation is that you buy good quality equipment to start with, but not necessarily the equipment used by competition athletes. You will first need to develop your muscles and coordination during training to be able to "steer" a high-quality carbon fin properly: As a beginner, you will be better off with a plastic fin for the first two years and it will forgive you a misstep or a botched turn.
I would be happy to advise you on finding the right freediving equipment for you!
You will also regularly find second-hand items from my freediving school in my freediving shop. I only train with new equipment and you can buy second-hand wetsuits, fins, masks, bags etc. from me that have only been used for 2-3 weekends.
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