Description
- 16mm rubber
- Spear lock system
- 6.75mm shaft
Cressi Cherokee Exo Speargun
Introducing the Cressi Cherokee Exo Speargun – the pinnacle of underwater hunting technology. Crafted for precision and performance, this speargun boasts a robust anticorodal black frame with an integrated spear guide, ensuring every shot is on target. Its ergonomic grip, reinforced with glass-fiber-infused engineering plastic, provides exceptional control and comfort during your dives, while the high or low soft sternal support adapts to your preference. The barrel itself is 28mm of anticorodal black frame, and has integrated spear guide system.
The Cherokee Exo features an ultra-light triggering case made from AISI 316 stainless steel, meticulously machined using CNC technology. This innovation ensures a silent shaft release, allowing you to approach your prey stealthily. Safety is paramount, and this speargun offers a reversible side-safety mechanism for added peace of mind.
Equipped with a reinforced reel featuring a durable steel pin buckle, this speargun is designed for longevity and reliability. But what truly sets it apart is the head for double 16mm natural latex elastic, which incorporates a magnetic spear lock system. When you place the 6.5mm spear in position, two magnets securely hold it in a watertight chamber. This design not only ensures rapid spear reset but also eliminates the drawbacks of conventional mechanical restraint systems.
To top it off, the Cressi Cherokee Exo Speargun comes ready for action with a 16 mm natural latex elastic, complete with a Dyneema wishbone. Dive confidently, hunt effectively, and experience underwater hunting like never before with this exceptional speargun.
Care Instructions:
- Rinse with fresh water after every use to remove all sand and sea water
- Keep rubbers in the freezer if not being used for long periods of time - this slows down the perishing process
- Remove spear when cleaning and dry throughly before storing
- Keep in a dry and safe place
- Store in a speargun bag if possible
- Do not load out of water
- Do not rely on the safety catch