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SUBEA

Raw lead sinkers 1kg for diving, spearfishing, freediving

11.90
11.90/KG
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Our design team has developed a 1kg lead weight designed to weight all divers, hunters and freedivers.

This one-kilogram lead weight is ideal for scuba diving. It slips easily onto a belt or into a lead pouch!

Color : silver

1 KG

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PRODUCT BENEFITS

Easy on/off

This lead slips onto your diving belt. Slot: 5 x 1 cm

Weight

This raw lead has a mass of 1 kg (with a tolerance of +/- 5%).

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Dimensions & Composition

100% hard lead
Dimensions (L x W x H): 9.5 x 9 x 2 cm
Slot: 5 x 1 cm

What influences ballasting?

1/ Your physiology (weight) and body mass index (weight/height).
2/ The water: seawater offers more buoyancy (you weigh more) than freshwater.
3/ Your wetsuit: depending on the thickness of the neoprene, you float more or less.
4/ The weight of your tank (for scuba diving) and the volume of air it contains: the more air you consume, the lighter your tank, and the more buoyant it becomes (you float!).

Brakes / Weight fix / Lead locks

Lead locks (also known as brakes or weight locks) are used to link your leads together: this prevents them from moving when you're in the water.

Warranty

2 years

Weight

1 kg

COMPOSITIONS / ADVICE

Composition

100% lead metal structure

STOCK TIPS

Protect from sun and humidity.

Restrictions

For safety and comfort, do not practice when overweight.

TESTS

Designed and tested by our teams and our technical partner in Hendaye (France).

Approved by

Our technical partner: PlanetOcean (5-star PADI diving center) based at the Water Sports Center by DECATHLON in Hendaye, France. The center uses SUBEA equipment all year round. The team of instructors plays a demanding role in the development of SUBEA diving products: from design with the SUBEA team (product manager, designers and engineers) to long-term wear tests with the help of the center's divers (from beginners to instructors in training all year round).

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