I decided to get the 85mm since I now dive shallow up to 10 meters, but I wanted something small and powerful and I didn't want to deal with rollers, inverters, etc. I tried them, I didn't like them, I wanted something simple and good. With this specific 85mm, it's like holding a 95mm and adding simple conventional ones. It became an extension of my hand, I didn't expect it to be so good, really...

After a lot of searching, I ended up with this specific spear gun and it's really awesome... I had tried many well-known ones in this price range but this one is on a whole different level in terms of buoyancy, accuracy, and construction. Everything comes together harmoniously in a very nice package. 100% satisfied, if you try it, you will understand.

The buoyancy is much better than the B32 and overall more comfortable to aim. I see that many people have it and not without reason. I tried it and I was very satisfied, it will definitely be my next one.

Well, what can you say about this speargun... Personally, it is the best aluminum-carbon speargun available in this price range, by far. The oval-shaped barrel is very sturdy with excellent buoyancy for an aluminum speargun. Having also tried the B32, which didn't impress me much, the Argo is a classic tube with the added bonus of a reliable trigger mechanism and handle. But in terms of buoyancy and recoil, the Argo is much better and overall a complete speargun. In lengths 85-95-105, it comes with a 6.75 shaft, and in lengths 115-130, with a 7mm shaft. As for the setup, I have tried the factory 2x16 with 6.75, which was fantastic, and the 6.5 with 2x14.5, which was equally good with less recoil for a more relaxed fishing experience. I should note that the 6.5 with 2x14.5 had less recoil and much better buoyancy performance compared to the equivalent B32 with 6.5 and 2x14. This is due to the Argo's barrel with greater lift and more mass. Finally, I would like to mention that compared to the Pathos Laser Carbon Open with 2x16 and 7mm, the Argo had significantly less recoil and much better performance. Overall, carbon as a material is very lightweight, so if the speargun doesn't have much mass, it gains incredible recoil. If you compare two barrels with the same dimensions, one aluminum and one carbon, the carbon one will kick much more, especially if it is thinner like the Laser.

I was thinking of getting a carbon with this money, but in the end it won me over and I didn't regret it at all....whatever I say is not enough..this weapon is amazing guys.. long-range, accurate shots...and zero recoil even in shallow waters...I have fallen in love with it...I am the owner of the 95

Very powerful weapon and very good accuracy. Very long shots without any problem. It's wonderful!!!