🎯 Dive into Precision with Sniper Roller!
The Sniper Roller Speargun by Pathos is a cutting-edge speargun designed for both novice and experienced divers. With its innovative roller design, adjustable power settings, and lightweight construction, it offers unmatched performance and ease of use. The enclosed track and sharkfin loading mechanism enhance accuracy and efficiency, making it a must-have for underwater enthusiasts.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 49.5 x 4.7 x 4.1 inches |
| Package Weight | 3.1 Pounds |
| Item Weight | 7 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Pathos |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Pathos |
| Part Number | 1021 |
| Size | 95cm |
C**L
My favorite gun
I ordered the 95 and this gun is awesome, by far my favorite all around!! Hits hard even when using 1 band. Very versatile gun, thinking I’m going for the 82 Laser next. Pathos did an awesome job on this gun!!
J**S
Acurate
Good & acurate
R**S
Looks like a good speargun!
Mine just came in yesterday and it looks great. I'll be using it daily on a 2 week trip in not too long, and hopefully finding some water to test it out in before that, so I'll update this review after that.Update After Trip:This thing is awesome. It was one of multiple on our trip, and was the best performer by a mile. My most comparable speargun I've used was a Omer Cayman Roller ET 100. This performs much better in my opinion, and I like it a ton better than my Cressi and SEAC guns, or others I've borrowed or tried out from friends.I'm not used to being able to make as long of shots as this thing is capable of, even though one of my other guns is the same length and supposed strength, and I've used other rollers. It easily kept a large group of people fed for 2 weeks. A few discussions of this gun worried about the lack of bearings on the rollers. I think this is not worth anyone's concern - in a high speed/power situation like this rotational friction on the rollers is going to matter close to zero unless they're truly jammed or something. Fancy bearing systems are just more to go wrong, and are less important than other factors. The trigger mech, the line release system, the rubbers, the neutral buoyancy and balancing etc. - all were great with this gun.For the photo - at 3m or so from your target like this shot was made, the gun is as accurate as you are. I only hit that far back on the barracuda's spine because I got flustered (switching targets from a snapper to the new arrival) and forgot my safety was on the first time I pressed the trigger. Fantastic speargun!
