HARD HAT · COMMERCIAL DIVING · MARINE WORK
End the Fin Penalty on the Marine Jobsite.
For commercial dive, hookah maintenance, inspection, repair, and marine construction, long fins create clutter, delay, and handling burden. SALT AMS lets crews transition across water, deck, dock, vessel, ramp, and worksite with less friction.
U.S. Patented · Made & Manufactured in the USA
Universal Fit: U.S. sizes 6–15
Built for Deck · Dock · Vessel · Worksite Transition
WORKSITE PROBLEM
The Water-to-Worksite Mobility Gap
Reduced mobility across decks, docks, ramps, and vessels
Extra gear-handling during task movement
Slower transition between water access and worksite movement
Footwear compromise in mixed water-and-surface environments
Increased friction when moving through confined or uneven access areas
Traditional fins help in the water, but they become a problem when commercial divers, marine contractors, and water-access crews must move across decks, docks, vessels, ramps, shoreline, or jobsite terrain.
SALT AMS was built to close the gap between swim propulsion and worksite mobility.
WORKSITE SOLUTION
Propulsion in the Water. Mobility Across the Worksite.
SALT AMS allows commercial divers, marine contractors, and water-access crews to deploy the blade for swim propulsion, retract it for movement, and continue across decks, docks, ramps, vessels, shoreline, or jobsite terrain without stopping to remove or carry fins.
DEPLOY
Extend the blade when swim propulsion is needed.
SWIM
Move through water with fin-driven propulsion during water-access operations.
RETRACT & MOVE
Retract the blade and continue across deck, dock, ramp, vessel, shoreline, or worksite terrain.
COMMERCIAL / HARD HAT PROOF
Built for the Moment the Job Leaves the Water
SALT AMS—the Sea Air Land Transition Amphibious Mobility System—is a U.S. patented amphibious mobility system built for commercial divers, hard hat teams, marine contractors, and water-access crews who move between water, deck, dock, vessel, ramp, shoreline, and worksite terrain.
U.S. Patented retractable fin platform
Universal Fit: U.S. sizes 6–15
Supports dive booties, work boots, high-top footwear, and commercial-use footwear
Built for Deck · Dock · Vessel · Worksite Transition
Designed to reduce gear-handling during worksite movement
Made & Manufactured in the USA
COMMERCIAL / HARD HAT PROOF
See the Worksite Transition Advantage
Extend for propulsion. Retract for mobility. Keep moving through the transition zone.
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
Built for Deck · Dock · Vessel · Worksite Transition
SALT AMS supports commercial divers, hard hat teams, marine contractors, and water-access crews who move between water, deck, dock, ramp, vessel, shoreline, and jobsite terrain without stopping to remove or carry fins.
Support movement from water access to deck, dock, vessel, ramp, shoreline, or worksite terrain.
Reduce gear-handling during transitions between water, surface access, and task areas.
Support crews working around docks, vessels, ramps, shoreline, and confined access points.
Move across hard surfaces where conventional fins create a mobility penalty.
Support water-access work where crews must transition between swimming, walking, and task movement.
Work Footwear. Amphibious Mobility.
SALT AMS is designed for Universal Fit across U.S. sizes 6–15, allowing commercial divers, hard hat teams, and marine crews to choose footwear based on worksite conditions, water access, deck movement, and operational preference.
Work boots or commercial-use footwear for deck, dock, ramp, and shoreline movement
Dive booties for water-focused operations
High-top footwear for training, mixed-use, or support environments
Dynamic footwear choice before, during, and after water access
Universal Fit: U.S. sizes 6–15
Ready to Explore Beyond the Waterline?
NEXT STEP
Evaluate SALT AMS for commercial diving, hard hat operations, marine construction, vessel work, dock access, ramp movement, and water-access jobsite environments. Phibian Gear can support fit review, footwear compatibility, use-case discussion, and evaluation-path planning.
Request a Commercial Evaluation
Tell us about the dive task, vessel or jobsite, footwear, water-access method, and surfaces crews must cross before and after the swim.