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- Total length: 180 mm
- Blade length: 86 mm
- Blade width: 17 mm
- Blade thickness: 3-5 mm
- Weight, knife only: 120 g
- Weight with sheath and straps: 300 g
- Water buoyancy: negative
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This is the payment is somebody requires additional training beyond the scope of the course.
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The most basic course to learn freediving is with the AIDA 1 Star course, it is really a taster or for anyone with no previous freediving training, offered as a required minimum freediving entry level in conjunction with a spearfishing or mermaiding course. It is possible (and in many cases recommended) to go straight to the AIDA 2 Star qualification which industry wide is recognised as the first qualification you can dive independantly of a dive professional.
AIDA 1 Star Course is a theory and pool/shallow open water based qualification, ideal for beginners who are interested in learning the sport of Freediving especially for Scuba divers, open water swimmers, spearos, triathletes and snorkellers. -
AIDA 2 course is 3 days and consists of 2 x theory sessions, 1 x pool session and 3 x open water dives.
- Participants have to be 18 years of age or older (16 with parental supervision)
- Medically fit
- Be able to swim at least 200 metres non-stop and 300 metres with mask, snorkel and fins.
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AIDA 2 course is 3 days and consists of
2 x theory sessions 1 x pool session 3 x open water dives.
Participants have to be 18 years of age or older, medically fit and be able to swim at least 200 metres non-stop and 300 metres with mask, snorkel and fins. The course is in two parts – POOL & THEORY and OPEN WATER(See Below). When both parts are completed you are a fully qualified AIDA 2 Star Freediver, however you can become an AIDA 2 Star POOL Freediver and this allows you to participate in our weekly pool sessions. This course is not aimed towards competitive freediving but for recreational freediving only. Just about everyone who signs up on this course surprises themselves with what they achieve. You will be amazed how much difference just a small amount of training can make to your breath-hold time and dive depth. -
RAID Foundation Freediver course is 1 day and consists of
1 x theory sessions 2 x pool / confined water sessions
Participants have to be 18 years of age or older, (16/17 years of age if accompanied by an adult on the course) medically fit and be able to swim at least 200 metres non-stop and 300 metres with mask, snorkel and fins. Foundation Freediver allows you to participate in our weekly pool sessions. This course is not aimed towards competitive freediving but for recreational freediving only. Just about everyone who signs up on this course surprises themselves with what they achieve. You will be amazed how much difference just a small amount of training can make to your breath-hold time and dive depth. -
RAID Master Freediver course is 4 days and consists of
Theory sessions Pool session Open water dives.
Participants have to be 18 years of age or older, medically fit and be able to swim at least 200 metres non-stop and 300 metres with mask, snorkel and fins. This course is not aimed towards competitive freediving but for recreational freediving only. Just about everyone who signs up on this course surprises themselves with what they achieve. You will be amazed how much difference just a small amount of training can make to your breath-hold time and dive depth. -
RAID Freediver course is 2 days and consists of
1 x theory sessions 1 x pool session 3 x open water dives.
Participants have to be 18 years of age or older, (or 16 if accompanied by a parent on the course) medically fit and be able to swim at least 200 metres non-stop and 300 metres with mask, snorkel and fins. The course is in two parts – POOL/CONFINED WATER & THEORY and OPEN WATER (See Below). When both parts are completed you are a fully qualified RAID Freediver. This course is not aimed towards competitive freediving but for recreational freediving only. Just about everyone who signs up on this course surprises themselves with what they achieve. You will be amazed how much difference just a small amount of training can make to your breath-hold time and dive depth.
