Precise moves, less silt
Exceptional manoeuvrability allows small, accurate movements in confined spaces, reducing disturbance of sand and silt. Perfect for frog-kicking.
A compact, wide-blade technical fin for frog kicks and tight spaces
RK4 is Apeks' modern-style technical fin, with a compact, wide blade that helps you conserve energy. Apeks designed it for outstanding manoeuvrability in confined spaces and overhead environments, with small, accurate movements that keep sand and silt down, while still performing in open water. It works with wetsuits and drysuits and is made for frog-kicking and back-finning.
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Exceptional manoeuvrability allows small, accurate movements in confined spaces, reducing disturbance of sand and silt. Perfect for frog-kicking.
Apeks designed it for a more energy-efficient dive, with optimum performance on both the upstroke and the downstroke.
Two adjustment points make switching between wetsuit and drysuit settings quick and easy, and the fins go on and off easily even in gloves.
One-piece rubber construction is durable and easy to recycle, and the tough integrated stainless-steel buckles reduce snag hazards.
RK4 comes in S, M, L and XL, but Apeks' site has no size chart yet. Ask us on LINE before you order, and you can exchange sizes within 7 days if unused and never in the water (you cover shipping both ways unless we sent the wrong item or it is faulty).
Apeks builds RK4 as a technical fin for precise control in tight spaces, frog kicks and back-finning, and does not say it is made for new divers. If you are just starting, GULL MEW, a full-foot fin, is the one GULL calls easy to use at any level. Still unsure? Ask us on LINE.
Apeks says RK4 is perfect for frog-kicking and back-finning. It allows small, accurate movements in tight spaces with less disturbance of sand and silt, and performs on both the upstroke and the downstroke.
Yes. Apeks says it suits both wetsuits and drysuits, and the stainless-steel spring straps have two adjustment points for quick switching.
No. Apeks designed it to be easy to put on and take off, even when wearing gloves.