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Wettie ‘Viper Pro’ Speargun

$369.00 NZD – $399.00 NZD
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The highest spec model in our Wettie speargun range, entirely New Zealand made. Two years in the making this is one of our newest spearguns, featuring the new Reef handle designed by us and made here in NZ. This model is great for all spearfishing in NZ and abroad. It is extremely accurate, strong and perfect for beginner to advance Spearo’s. The quality and affordability is un-match.
If you’re serious about your freediving, this it your ‘go to’ tool for spearfishing.

  • Wettie Viper Pro Handle, designed and MADE in NZ. The Only speargun handle produced here in NZ.
  • Shark Clip
  • NZ made Railed, Anodised, Aluminium Barrel.
  • Wettie Viper Muzzle, designed and MADE in NZ
  • Gun bungee
  • 6.5mm (80cm – 100cm guns) or 7mm (110cm – 130cm) mini finned Harden Stainless steel Spear with stainless precision flopper
  • Fish measuring sticker on barrel.
  • Monofilament shooting line 180kg breaking strain.
  • Stainless Line release
  • 16mm dipped Micro 2mm ID hole rubber standard set up or twin 14mm dipped micro hole rubbers by request

 

Do you need help with speargun length choice?

VISIBILITY:
Low 1-3m
We recommend 50cm-70cm
Average 3-10m
We recommend 80-110cm
Good 10-20m
We recommend 110-120cm
Blue water 20-30m
130cm
A Mixture
We recommend 100-110cm

TARGET SPECIES
Very Small fish, close range
50cm-80cm
Average fish around 5kg
80-100cm
Medium to large fish 5kg-25kg
100cm-120cm
Game fish and tropical species 25kg+
130cm
A Mixture
100-110cm

Speargun lengths are determined by the barrel length of the speargun. This means the over all length of a speargun is much longer than the advertised length. For example a 110cm speargun is over 165cm long once the shaft is engaged into the handle.
Choosing a speargun that is too long for your spearfishing conditions could make it difficult to use, choosing a speargun too short could limit the range. We hope our guide helps you select the appropriate length, otherwise contact us for more help and we would be happy to make a recommendation