Force Fin's
New Ambassador in Residence

We are proud to announce a new addition to the Force Fin family, Blair Mott. For the past 18 years, Blair has worked as a professional diver, quite frequently as the Chief diver on filming expeditions. He has had the unique opportunity to dive Force Fins with anacondas in the Amazon, with pilot whales in the Comoros Islands, and with sharks feeding and mating in Rangiroa. He has dove to the depths of the USS Monitor, among the silent wrecks of the Great Lakes and Truk Lagoon, the Cenotes of the Yucatan and icebergs in the Arctic. Blair has worked as a NOAA diver, and with the U.S. National Marine Sanctuary Program, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History and most recently as an expedition diver with Jean Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Future’s Society. Blair is certified as a SCUBA instructor for multiple agencies from open water, to most technical specialties through closed circuit re-breather level. Blair has had the privilege to dive Force Fins in nearly every conceivable underwater environment and application.

To make this experience available as an inspiration to all, Force Fin is sponsoring "Blair Hours" on a special Force Fin sub-forum of ScubaBoard.com. Blair will be here monitoring and immediately responding to your questionson Tuesdays, August 21, August 28 and September 4, from 8:00 am - 11:00 am Pacific Standard Time.

You are, of course, free to ask questions at anytime, whether by posting them on Force Fin's special sub-forum of ScubaBoard.com, or by email sent to BlairMott@forcefin.com or by calling us at 1-800 FIN SWIM [346-7946]. But it certainly will be fun to make an event of it for all! So, please join usduring California's Tuesday mornings on the special Force Fin sub-forum of ScubaBoard.com

Please feel free to post any questions you have, whether about Force Fin products or anything else Blair may offer to you as a diver and fellow adventurer.

Bob Evans Inducted into the O. A. S.

Bob Evans, Force Fin President and Master Fin Designer, has been inducted into the Ocean Artists Society, an organization founded by fellow NOGI recipients Wyland, Guy Harvey and Bob Talbot to give marine artists the opportunity to unite in their efforts to inspire an awareness of our need to preserve and protect our natural world. The organization currently has 39 members.

Bob Evans was selected for his lifetime passion for making the underwater world friendly and accessible to all through his art of fin-making and photography.

Selections of Bob Evans' photography will be on exhibit along with that of other artist members at DEMA, October 31 through November 3, in Orlando Florida. It can also be viewed anytime at BobEvansPhotography.com

Bob Evans will be in Force Fin Booth 539 at DEMA.