Bow-style spear sling
Lankas brings the oldest way to hunt underwater. No trigger, no barrel. Pull back like an archer, aim along the shaft and let go.
lankas · [ˈlaːŋkɐs] · Lithuanian, noun: bow
The bow is humanity's oldest precision tool. Lankas takes it underwater and keeps it simple: a grip, two tubes, a band and your own strength.
Anchored at the cheek and aimed along the shaft. Your eye, your arm, your release.
Few parts and no trigger mechanism. Every part can be seen, replaced or repaired.
Brushed aluminium, an etched logo and a grip refined by hand. Made in small batches.
Selective, close-range, one-breath hunting. Take only what you need.
How it works
Slide a standard notched Tahitian shaft through the guide and seat its tail in the cup at the centre of the band.
Push the grip forward and bring the cup back to your cheek, the way an archer anchors. Left- or right-handed.
Look down the shaft, open your fingers and let the band do the work. The reel keeps your line under control.
The kit
Lankas ships as a kit you assemble with one hex key. Knowing every part is how you keep it working for years.
Everything except the shaft. Made for the notched Tahitian shafts sold at most dive shops.
A future one-box option with the shaft included. It isn't on the waitlist yet.
The reel is included. Every Lankas Kit comes with an integrated reel. It isn't an add-on you buy separately.
Prices will go to the waitlist first.
Join the waitlist for the Lankas Kit and get first access to the Founder's edition.
01/50 50 kits, numbered by hand