Hawaiian Sling Fishing Spear Set - Travel Fiberglass Pole Spear Harpoon for Spearfishing with 3 Prong Paralyzer Tips 5' - Fishing line Holder and Travel Bag Included for Spear Fishing Equipment

Really great setup for the beginner fisherman. A little flex in the shaft as to be expected but you can’t beat the price/ value and quality point. I got some fish my first day and slammed a rock with a missed shot but the rod and prongs held up.

Excellent Quality. Everything Included. Threads Are Size M12 mm (1.50) For A Variety Of Tips If You Want To Catch Bigger Fish. Suggest Orcas Series Slip Tip

I purchased this kit without high expectations because it seemed like a complete tool for my upcoming trip and God, I am pleasantly surprised! Definitely a crazy value for the money. You get like 8 items in the set, 3 different super sharp and super sturdy prongs, additional bigger sling for longer reach and a very nice quality fish holder. Also comes with a cool branded koozie for beers !! It's a well thought out set and the quality just blew me away. Just take a look at the pictures, you can have it long for big game or just use a half for smaller game. Right away I thought wow, I'm getting my friend this thing too for his bday lol Def 10/10. Can't wait to hit the water with this !!

I like this a lot. The tips are way too soft. Very easy to break bend and blunt

WAAAYYYY nicer than expected. I expected thin light weight poles and weak rubber bands, but the poles were far thicker and more stout than they appear in the photos. Very sturdy. The spear tips are larger and more robust than they seem in the pictures. The rubber bands are high quality, and could easily lift a 30-40lb weight without snapping. Will definitely buy more as gifts!

It's good

As a beginner in spearfishing, this was my first polespear purchase, and I chose it primarily for boat-based hunting while cruising the Bahamas. I wasn’t ready to invest heavily before knowing my level of commitment/capability, so the excellent value—and the impressive array of accessories—made it an easy choice (as others have noted, the accessory package is a strong selling point). After about three months of occasional use, I’ve gathered some insights. Overall, the spear performs well: I managed to hunt two sizeable lobsters (a friend borrowing It hit a third one) and several reef fish, not to mention effectively cleaning the reef of an abundance of lionfish. I was also surprised to find that the 5-tip variant proved to be the most forgiving for my level of experience. The 3-tip model lacks barbs (resulting in a lost catch), and the flopper tip wasn’t practical enough due to its dullness. However, durability is a concern. While some damage—like hitting rocks during lobster hunts—can be chalked up to user error, I did experience issues on their own: one tip came fell off on its own and another rusted in under three months. (I’ve attached a photo that shows the missing and rusted tips, as well as a few bent ones from an off-target strike at a lionfish.) Regrettably, I'm now stuck without a usable tip, and the replacements available at local dive shops don't fit this model. If it were built a bit sturdier, I’d have no hesitation in giving it five stars. As it stands, it’s an excellent value for beginners, but now that I’ve gained some experience, I’m planning to upgrade to a higher-quality polespear—a model that’s likely to cost two or three times as much and belong to a different league altogether. A final tip for prospective buyers: invest in a good glove for a better grip. Update: I'm dropping this to three stars. Literally, two days after I wrote this review, the third tip on the five-tip prong fell off on its own. The connection to the base is not robust. Now, while in the middle of the Bahamas, I'm left without a usable pole spear. If I could go back in time, I would have purchased a different pole spear. While it is a rich set that includes multiple things, I would prefer something more robust rather than a design that tries to include everything. As soon as I'm in a place where I can place an order, I think I'll buy a Mako.

The item looks great, comes in a carry bag which I didn’t expect and is nice. The way it was shipped was crazy. The item is basically the size of an umbrella, came in a huge box with no packing. There was no damage to the item or anything, but it’s a massive box, the grandkids can sit in it four at a time and pretend it’s a school bus. To ship something the size of an umbrella, bouncing around loose inside this massive box. So the fishing set is great, and the grandkids have a pretend school bus.

Part came as advertised except for the missing single flopped head. If the company sees this all I want is the spear head I dont want to return the item.