The lanyard market has developed quite rapidly in the last couple of years. Much older and established brands have missed out because of innovating newcomers working with new materials and tests to make the freediving lanyards safer and more durable.
Now we can categorise the lanyards into two, maybe three categories. This would be light, heavy and perhaps a medium-weight lanyard.
By far, our best-selling freediving lanyard is the Go Deep freediving lanyard set with a beautiful no-fins belt, wrist strap and lanyard with an anodised aluminium safety carabiner. This safety lanyard is slightly heavier and more robust than, for example, the very popular 2b Free freediving lanyard, which is extremely light, while the other popular lanyard, the Octopus lanyard, would also fit in a light to medium category.
Which safety lanyard you choose, of course, totally depends on your needs and budget.
The 2b Free Lanyards are ultra-light freediving lanyards designed and produced by World Champion Alexander Bubenchikov. The 2b Free Freediving Lanyards are handmade, very strong, extremely light, and make no drag underwater. These freediving lanyards are made of high-quality materials for durability, and of course, for diver’s safety and convenience.
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The Octopus freediving lanyard is another beautiful creation by Pascal Berger, the multiple Swiss National Record holder. The Octopus lanyard is made with only top-quality materials for your safety and comfort. The carbon carabiner is lighter than a steel one while still be very strong and reliable. You can also fully trust the strength and durability of the 100cm plastic-coated marine-grade stainless steel cable. And at the same time, the wristband of this carbon lanyard is made of marine-grade polyester velcro.
The Octopus freediving lanyard is fully water-resistant, and being designed and tested by an actual freediver makes this safety lanyard a smart choice for freedivers!
The Molchanovs Freediving Lanyards are competition grade lanyards, developed by the Freediving World Champion and multiple World Record Holder Alexey Molchanov.
The high-quality Molchanovs safety gear is recognised by AIDA International and approved for top world competitions. All metal parts of the Molchanovs Freediving Lanyard are made of quality marine grade stainless steel.
In addition, it’s premium Italian-made carabiner is easy to use and would glide along smoothly even on a very thick rope. The lanyard strap can be easily detached, especially for emergencies. It comes in 6 different colours, and has an overall length of 115 cm and weighs 250 grams.
The 2b Free CNF Lanyards are ultra-light freediving lanyards designed and produced by Vice World Champion Alexander Bubenchikov.
After the popular 2b Free Freediving Lanyards Alexander started developing these 2b Free CNF Freediving belts, and they are incredibly popular too.
The 2b Free Freediving and CNF Lanyards are handmade, very strong, extremely light, and make no drag underwater.
Pascal Berger did it again! After the Octopus freediving lanyard’s massive launch and success, he launched his new CNF lanyard belt. The multiple Swiss National Record holder used his carbon carabiner, the marine grade 100cm stainless steel cable and now attached it to a beautifully designed 30mm polyester belt. The Octopus CNF lanyard belt is made with only top-quality materials guaranteeing safety, comfort and durability.
Sometimes ‘simple’ is all we need, and that’s also the case for this basic but nice and effective CNF lanyard belt. The nylon belt is adjustable between 60 and 100cm and comes with a stainless steel ring and D-ring for connecting the lanyard cable.
The Double K freediving lanyards are made by freedivers for freedivers. They are reliable and ideal for training and diving to great depths. Double K lanyards are made of durable, high-quality materials for diver’s safety and convenience.
The 2b Free Freediving Lanyards and CNF Lanyards are handmade, very strong, extremely light, and make no drag underwater.
Now when buying the freediving lanyard and the CNF safety belt, you can enjoy a package price and get a package on the shipping cost, which makes the lanyard set an attractive purchase.
This package contains the lanyard cable and carabiner, the wrist strap and the waist strap.
Do you want something different? Then check out this colourful low-resistant freediving lanyard by Binstok Studio. The Binstok freediving lanyard is based on the traditional surfing lanyards with 360degree swivels. The wristband is very colourful with a nice striped or leopard print design similar to the plastic cover of the stainless steel cable. The high-quality aluminium climbing carabiner comes with a small roll to create less drag with the freediving ropes.
Certainly, this freediving lanyard is not everyone’s cup of tea, but we like its unique’ style while being made of top-level materials and parts.
By now, every freediver knows the quality of the Octopus freediving lanyard and the Octopus No Fins belt. They are made by Pascal Berger, the multiple Swiss National Record holder. The Octopus freediving lanyards are made from only top-quality materials for your safety and comfort.
Now when buying the freediving lanyard and the CNF safety belt, you can enjoy a package price and get a package on the shipping cost, which makes the lanyard set an attractive purchase.
As with all Mares products, you know that the quality is great. The same goes for the Mares safety lanyard. This freediving lanyard is based on a cable rotation system that originated from the surfing industry. The lanyard strap is a thick strap with a marine-grade stainless steel D-ring which is connected to the stainless steel cable with quick release and snap hook.
The Mares freediving lanyard is a great option for those freedivers who prefer heavy-duty, high-quality safety lanyards.