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- Smooth
- Lightweight
- Corrosion-resistant
- Long Life Spool
EASY TO OPERATE
You can unroll your line from the spool as you progress through the dive and when it is time to exit the cave or wreck, turn around and slowly wind the line back onto the reel until you've exited the cave/wreck.
FINGER SPOOL
Finger Spools are a key utility item for scuba diving and are popular in many a BCD pocket because spools are typically much more compact than a scuba diving reel.
SCALLOPED EDGES
Lightly scalloped edges provide a secure grip, and concave sides make it easy to wind the line without winding up your fingers.
ROUNDED INNER CORNERS
A large diameter center hole for use in cold water whilst wearing gloves, and loads more features, makes this a great spool for all divers!
Aluminium Alloy Material
- Made of tough anodised aluminium alloy, lightweight and durable construction
Double-ended Bolt
- 316 stainless steel double ended bolt snap hooks, strong, reliable and corrosion-resistant.
360 Degree Rotating
- Double stainless steel swivels to prevent line entanglement and twisting.
Specification:
Material: Aluminum alloy + stainless steel
Reel Diameter: Approx. 6.5 cm/2.56 inches
Reel Inner Diameter: Approx. 2.5cm/0.98 inches
Reel Thickness: Approx. 3.5 cm/1.37 inches
Line Length: Approx. 30 m/100 ft
Line Width: Approx. 2mm/0.08 inch
Bolt Snap Length: Approx. 9 cm/3.54 inches
Package Includes:
1 Piece Scuba Diving Finger Spool
JOHN MCCRAW
August 10, 2025
The real works well
Mike
July 12, 2025
The set is cheaper than the double enders dive shops sell. The spool has a nice feel and the line is of quality. No concerns about this and I will probably buy again. I snipped of the black loop because it is not big enough to fit the reel through, but there is plenty more line to set it up the way you want.
Stuart V
June 9, 2025
Very nice and compact, however, I am disappointed about the thickness of the line. It feels a little thin and flimsy.
Maria Henriquez
May 16, 2025
I had to get use to it. Spool is small but does work and I like the swivel, it doesnt get tangle while holding it. They should make a bigger size for dive profeasionals.
Paul
April 3, 2025
I'm both a Side Hustle SCUBA Instructor, and frequent Recreational Vacation Diver. I have every kind of reel and spool out there, yet this spool filled a void perfectly I somehow managed to still have.Things I love about this spool, and what I intend to use it for. Because of the flat line (think dental floss shape), this spool is incredibly compact. In fact so compact, it's a full 1/2" smaller in diameter than my 50 ft spool with the rounded line. That's TWICE the line, in a smaller package. There are also 75% more holes around the rim, then my comparable spool, making it much easier to secure the line and keep it taught at any distance. Aluminum body, not going to crack like the plastic ones with repeated use of cramming a bolt snap into the holes. Smaller size and knurled spool rims make this truly a breeze to operate one handed, will be even more appreciated for those with small hands.Here is what I will use it for, and use it often. Travelling - this just made my travel setup that much lighter and roomier. Teaching/Guiding, I will use this as a visual reference for descent (attach a little weight to the end and let it rip); having that 100 ft of line makes this useable for honestly 99 out of every 100 dives. The 50 ft line does not. Visual reference for ascent (conversely, can shoot an SMB from 99 out of every 100 dives when teaching or guiding with the 100 ft) in the event a reference is needed. Lastly, marking an underwater object, or a new site to come back to and set an anchorage.Personally, what I would not use this spool for, is any sort of penetration diving. The lightness and shape of the line could more easily catch an edge and initiate a tear or breakage. I would also not use this spool for securing heavy object, tethering a float in high surf, or any higher load bearing task. In a pinch I would use it, but if planned properly would not.Highly recommend this spool for the uses I've mentioned. My absolute new favorite.
David Roos
March 18, 2025
Like the other reviewers, I really like this spool because it's very light, stirdy and has a larger finger hole so easy to use with gloves. No need to cut any line as the boltsnap can be clipped off pretty easily without.The one point of critique is indeed the size of the loop at the end. The only way to get the spool through this loop is by threading it through the little hole in the metal swivel without tying a knot (see picture). As the loop has a piece of rubber covering a knot I'm quite confident this will hold.
Number1otaku
February 25, 2025
Decided to use this as a tie off spot to pull myself underwater faster so I could explore a little better with my snorkel gear definitely worth the purchase didn't break or snap tied it on some pretty sharp rocks at the bottom stood up pretty well
Customer
February 16, 2025
As an advanced SCUBA diver you NEED quality and durable line. This stuff is akin to dental floss. I purchased this to run a guide line while diving wrecks and I would not trust it. I wouldn't even use or TRUST it on an SMB. Maybe this can be used for other purposes but divers should stay away. Almost looks like a cheap prop.
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