Robert Paine's guest appearances

Robert Paine

SpearFactor Spearfishing Podcast

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In this episode of Spearfactor, I sit down with Robert Paine, the co-owner of the Kimera Spearfishing. He and his brother-in-law have invented the side slip system, a spearfishing tip that replaces the standard flopper giving you the benefits of a slip tip without the issues involved.  I spoke to him about the process of starting a company and how the Kimera Sideslip system evolved into what it is currently today. We also discuss the future of the Kimera Sideslip system and where it is headed. Robert shares with me the plans for a Bluewater edition where everything within the system is "beefed up" for maximum strength. As we continue through the podcasts we talk about some modifications and challenges they came across in order to turn the great idea into a tangible product. Robert and I discuss some pros and cons to modern spearfishing equipment, and how the Kimera Sideslip helps to eliminate some of those issues. Checkout the Kimera Sideslip System at https://www.kimeraspearfishing.com The podcast begins discussing the recent spearfishing death of Ryan Huff. Ryan died this month while lobster diving. It is believed that he got entangled in his equipment while diving. We talk about some lessons learned over the years in hopes of preventing this from happening again. Tips to Prevent Tangling or Snags 1. Strap your knife to the inside of your calf, not the outside. 2. If possible minimize the amount of stuff you are carrying. 3. If your dive knife is on your belt, put it on the opposite side that your floatline trails. Did you enjoy this? If so, please share this podcast with your friends! I hope that you guys can relate to the show and learn that we are more similar than different in so many ways. I hope we all can learn to enjoy the ocean and then, protect it. Follow Spearfactor: Instagram @the_spearfactor, Facebook Spearfactor Group, YouTube and Reddit. Until next time, I hope you land the fish of a lifetime!  LEARN MORE SpearFactor is all about sharing information about spearfishing to enhance your experience in the ocean. If you are a new spearo, please checkout www.spearfactor.com for more information on targeted fish types and spearing. SOCIAL MEDIA → Podcast: https://www.Spearfactor.com/podcast → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_spearfa... → Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SpearFactor #spearfishing #Sideslip #spearfactor #onedropspearfishing #podcast

In this episode of Spearfactor, I sit down with Robert Paine, the co-owner of the Kimera Spearfishing. He and his brother-in-law have invented the side slip system, a spearfishing tip that replaces the standard flopper giving you the benefits of a slip tip without the issues involved. I spoke to him about the process of starting a company and how the Kimera Sideslip system evolved into what it is currently today. We also discuss the future of the Kimera Sideslip system and where it is headed. Robert shares with me the plans for a Bluewater edition where everything within the system is "beefed up" for maximum strength. As we continue through the podcasts we talk about some modifications and challenges they came across in order to turn the great idea into a tangible product. Robert and I discuss some pros and cons to modern spearfishing equipment, and how the Kimera Sideslip helps to eliminate some of those issues. Checkout the Kimera Sideslip System at <a href="https://www.kimeraspearfishing.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kimeraspearfishing.com</a> The podcast begins discussing the recent spearfishing death of Ryan Huff. Ryan died this month while lobster diving. It is believed that he got entangled in his equipment while diving. We talk about some lessons learned over the years in hopes of preventing this from happening again. Tips to Prevent Tangling or Snags 1. Strap your knife to the inside of your calf, not the outside. 2. If possible minimize the amount of stuff you are carrying. 3. If your dive knife is on your belt, put it on the opposite side that your floatline trails. Did you enjoy this? If so, please share this podcast with your friends! I hope that you guys can relate to the show and learn that we are more similar than different in so many ways. I hope we all can learn to enjoy the ocean and then, protect it. Follow Spearfactor: Instagram @the_spearfactor, Facebook Spearfactor Group, YouTube and Reddit. Until next time, I hope you land the fish of a lifetime! LEARN MORE SpearFactor is all about sharing information about spearfishing to enhance your experience in the ocean. If you are a new spearo, please checkout <a href="http://www.spearfactor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.spearfactor.com</a> for more information on targeted fish types and spearing. SOCIAL MEDIA → Podcast: <a href="https://www.Spearfactor.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.Spearfactor.com/podcast</a> → Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/the_spearfa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/the_spearfa</a>... → Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/SpearFactor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/SpearFactor</a> #spearfishing #Sideslip #spearfactor #onedropspearfishing #podcast

Spearfactor #004: Robert Paine from Kimera Spearfishing