Description Octopus CNF Lanyard Using a freediving lanyard is a must-do when diving on a training line – especially in waters with current or bad visibility. Using a regular safety lanyard is always a good idea. The lanyard is attached to the wrist or ankle with Free Immersion dives, which is fine. You barely notice this, but with No Fins diving, having the safety lanyard around the wrist or ankle can be quite disturbing. It creates drags and limits the movement. Therefore, freedivers prefer to use a special CNF freediving lanyard attached to the waist. The Octopus CNF lanyard was designed and developed by Swiss National Record holder Pascal Berger. It is based on the highly popular Octopus freediving lanyard. This CNF lanyard has the same carbon carabiner and 100 cm marine-grade stainless steel cable but is now attached to a 30mm polyester waist strap with a polyamide connection plate. Please check out our Octopus lanyard set for those interested in buying the wrist and waist strap.
