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Post subject: Deepoutdoors Six-Gill Fin Attracts Attention

Posted: Nov 15, 2006 - 07:57 PM

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Unique fin design gets the industry talking and trying this innovative new product

Members of the scuba diving trade wanting to see the latest in diving design made sure they stopped by the Deepoutdoors booth during the recent Diving Equipment Marketing Association Trade Show in Orlando, Florida. This year, a major attraction was the SIX GILL™ fin which delivers incredible performance and increasing efficiency.

According to Robin Jacoway, President of Deepoutdoors, “We were overwhelmed by the interest in the SIX GILL™ fin at the show. Dive stores asked questions about the fins, instructors and divemasters wanted to try the product in the demonstration pool and most importantly, our dealers placed orders for the product. What this means is that divers will be able to use and purchase the SIX GILL™ for the upcoming dive season.”

Jacoway added that he and the Deepoutdoors team were very satisfied with the recent DEMA Trade Show and the benefits that would follow for the company.

The SIX GILL™ fin is a patented design that works well for divers of any skill level. The fin features a Dual Water Channeling system that provides increased efficiency and delivers more thrust with less resistance. This improved system saves energy and ultimately air consumption which can help extend bottom time.

Dealers will begin receiving their orders for the SIX GILL™ fin shortly.

For more details on the SIX GILL™ fin from Deepoutdoors, click this link - http://deepoutdoors.com/newproducts.htm or contact your nearest Deepoutdoors dealer.

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