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Trusted Japanese Dive Equipment for Over 50 Years
Apollo Sports has been a trusted name in Japanese dive equipment since 1966 — quietly building a loyal following among recreational divers in Asia who value build quality over brand noise. Their masks, fins, and regulators reflect a no-fuss, well-engineered approach that holds up dive after dive.
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Apollo Snorkelling Equipment
Apollo's snorkelling masks and fins are built to Japanese engineering standards — reliable, well-fitted, and optically clear for recreational snorkellers exploring Malaysia's coastal reefs and marine parks.
Recreational Scuba
Apollo Recreational Scuba Gear
Apollo's AV1, Prestige, and Bio-Metal regulator ranges deliver Japanese-engineered reliability for recreational divers — consistent breathing performance at depth, built to last through years of regular diving.
Freediving
Apollo Freediving Masks & Fins
Apollo's low-volume freediving masks and force-transmission fins are designed for the breath-hold discipline — engineered in Japan for performance in Southeast Asia's warm, open-water freediving environments.
Technical Diving
Apollo for Advancing Divers
Apollo's precision instruments and regulator configurations extend to more demanding dive profiles — supporting recreational divers as they develop toward advanced and technical certifications.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before making a purchase
What is Apollo's background in the Japanese dive market?
Apollo is a Japanese dive equipment brand with several decades of manufacturing history in the Asia-Pacific market. The brand is known for applied materials innovation - most notably the Bio-Metal fin technology - rather than product breadth, building a following among technically-minded divers who appreciate engineering development over catalogue expansion.
What is the Apollo Bio-Metal fin and how does the technology work?
The Apollo Bio-Metal fin uses a blade made from a shape-memory alloy that changes mechanical stiffness in response to temperature. In warm water - the typical condition at Malaysian dive sites - the blade softens to a more flexible profile, producing efficient propulsion with lower energy input per kick cycle. In cooler water, the alloy stiffens to maintain propulsive power. The blade adapts passively without any diver adjustment.
Who is the Apollo Bio-Metal fin designed for?
The Bio-Metal fin appeals to technically-minded recreational and performance divers who want equipment that responds dynamically to dive conditions rather than requiring the diver to compensate for fixed blade characteristics. The material cost is reflected in the price, which positions Bio-Metal fins above conventional neoprene or fibreglass alternatives - the investment makes most sense for divers who log frequent dives and value propulsive efficiency over multiple dives per day.
Does Apollo produce equipment beyond fins?
Apollo's range includes masks, BCDs, regulators, and dive computers alongside the fin line. The Bio-Metal technology is the brand's most distinctive contribution, but the broader equipment range provides recreational divers with a full kit option within a single Japanese brand. Apollo computers run algorithms suited to recreational no-decompression diving and support nitrox mixes for extended bottom times.
What Apollo mask is recommended for Asian divers?
Apollo masks are developed with Japanese and Asian facial profiles as the design baseline - frames and skirt profiles suited to the cheekbone geometry and nose bridge widths common in East and Southeast Asian faces. The Prestige series uses a wide-view lens geometry with a low-profile frame that provides a broad field of vision without the frame edge appearing in peripheral sight during the dive.
How should Apollo Bio-Metal fins be cared for after saltwater diving?
The alloy blade benefits from fresh water rinsing and should be stored out of direct sunlight. The shape-memory response to temperature means the blade should not be subjected to extreme heat - leaving fins in a sun-heated car boot repeatedly will degrade the alloy's temperature-response curve over time. Rinse, dry in shade, and store flat or in a fin bag to protect the blade edges from impact damage.