“All divers should protect the waters they swim and hunt in, ensuring future divers the experience and excitement of freediving that I’ve had over the past seventy years. I strive to produce high quality, spearfishing and diving equipment capable of handling any condition."
"Selective Divers set their sights on those few prize fish for consumption. Be Selective, Fish for the Future.” – Jay Riffe
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- JUJulio U.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoSolid and well made
They look great and solid, can't wait to use them.
RWRIFFE Web Store16 seconds agoHey Julio - Thanks for the feedback and we can't wait for you to put those new pieces into action. Happy Hunting!
- SEScott E.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months agoRiffe spearheads- tried and true
I have used only Riffe products for my spearfishing adventures for over 30 years. Absolutely the BEST! And the team at Riffe is always friendly, professional and quick to share advice and even some stories.
RWRIFFE Web Store5 months agoHi Scott - Thanks for choosing RIFFE for your spearfishing needs. We are more than happy to share knowledge and a few stories here and there.
- RGRamon G.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars1 year agoReliable
They’re very reliable spearhead
- RZRussell Z.Rated 4 out of 5 stars2 years agoSolid tips with a lot of striking power
These tips work great on the larger model riffe guns and have a lot of striking power on impact. They also hold the fish even if you are fighting it from the surface for an extended period like I had to do with a large White Sea bass. It’s not ideal around rocky areas - the original one I had bent severely when it hit a rock after passing though a fish. Luckily, they screw off and are easily replaceable at an affordable price.
- RWRoland W.Rated 5 out of 5 stars5 years agoPerfect spearhead for a 7mm shaft
Although I am growing fonder of the single flopper shafts for open water spearfishing, nothing beats the Riffe double-flopper screw on tips for hunting in and around rocks. I still have a tip on one gun that I use almost weekly that is more than 25 years old. If I bash it about too much I just put it on the grinder and sharpen it up. I just bought this tip as a future replacement for that shaft/gun combination, as it is getting a bit too short!. I will also say that the small double flopper shafts require much less penetration to hold a fish than the current single flopper shafts, and the fish cannot work against the tip like they can the single flopper shafts.