Speargun Care & Maintenance Guidelines

To ensure safe and reliable performance, your speargun requires regular care and service. Like any precision tool, routine inspection and replacement of wear-and-tear parts will extend its life and keep it performing at its best.

General Care

• Rinse your speargun thoroughly with fresh water after every use, paying attention to the trigger mechanism, bands, and shaft.

• Dry completely before storage. Avoid storing in hot or direct sunlight, as this can damage the bands and other materials.

• Store unloaded, with bands relaxed and away from sharp edges or rough surfaces.

Inspection & Service

• Regularly check all components for wear or damage before and after each dive.

• Pay special attention to moving parts, connection points, and critical impact areas.

• Service your speargun periodically to maintain smooth operation and safe function.

Parts Replacement
Certain parts naturally wear out over time and should be replaced as needed:

• Bands: Replace when they show cracks, fraying, or loss of elasticity.

• Shafts: Inspect for bending, rust, damage or tip dullness; replace if compromised.

• Shooting Line: Replace if frayed, nicked, or weakened from use.

• Trigger Mechanism & Safety Components: Inspect for smooth function; service or replace if sticking or inconsistent.

Recommended Checklist

• Freshwater rinse after every dive

• Inspect bands, shaft, and shooting line before each use

• Replace bands annually (or sooner if heavily used)

• Sharpen or replace shafts as needed

• Store in a cool, dry place out of the sun

Safety Reminder

Making sure your speargun is in top condition is vital for safety as well as performance. Always inspect, service, and maintain your gear before every dive. Reliable equipment means precise shots and a safer experience for everyone in the water. Taking care of your speargun protects you, your dive partners, and the life of your equipment—so keep safety front and center whenever you gear up.