Accessories

Fin Accessories

Three products work together to solve the most common fit problems with rubber swim fins. POD 3mm Neoprene Fin Socks use a stitch-free inner arch construction that eliminates the pressure points and friction associated with standard fin sock designs. The POD Deluxe Fin Savers use 6mm webbing and 4mm neoprene padding to retain the fin at the ankle without the bulk of wider strap systems. The POD Swim Fin Savers and Heel Protectors use a single registered ONE-strap webbing connection between the ankle and fin strap, minimising drag and eliminating unnecessary components. All three are designed for repeated saltwater use without degradation.

Ear Protection

Three EarSeal models cover the full range of water use. The Dual-Flange is designed for swimmers who wear a silicone swim cap, with a shorter insertion depth to reduce pressure buildup. The Triple-Flange seats deeper in the ear canal for stronger water resistance in heavier surf and cold water. The Pro EarSeal is a filter-free, one-piece construction with a 90cm adjustable bungee cord and a ventilated silicone storage pouch. Each model is designed around the specific conditions and ear canal dynamics of regular water sports use.

Swim Gear

POD silicone swim caps, a front-mount swimmers' snorkel, and the full AquaLuxe goggle range sit alongside the fin accessories and ear protection. Each product is selected for functional use in training and open-water use, not for decoration.

Carry and Protection

The POD waterproof backpack range covers daily use and travel across two and three capacities. PVC tarpaulin construction with electronically heat-welded seams and a roll-top closure delivers waterproof carry for full ocean gear loads. Bodyboard stretch covers in four colours protect boards in transit and storage. Surf wax and grip solutions cover performance needs across bodyboarding and surfing.

The Standard

Every product in this collection has been designed or selected to meet the same criteria applied across the full POD range. Does it function correctly in real conditions. Does it last. Does it solve a real problem. If the answer to any of those questions is no, it does not carry the POD name.