SEA · AIR · LAND · TRANSITION
SALT AMS
End the Fin Penalty.
One system for water propulsion and mobility across the transition zone.
Built for real transitions across water, craft, shoreline, and terrain.
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CATEGORY PROBLEM
The Fin Penalty
Fins are necessary.
That is why they survived.
But traditional fins were built around one assumption: the user is swimming.
Real missions, rescues, jobs, research operations, and outdoor pursuits are not single-mode swimming problems. They are traversal problems. Users move through aircraft, vessels, docks, ramps, surf, current, mud, rock, shoreline, decks, confined spaces, and changing water depth.
That is where the fin becomes the penalty.
The Fin Penalty is the time, energy, handling, clutter, delay, and mobility loss users accept when they need propulsion in the water but mobility everywhere else.
SALT AMS was built to end that penalty.
CATEGORY SOLUTION
From Fin to Amphibious Mobility System
SALT AMS modernizes one of the last unchanged pieces of required marine kit.
It is not a single-purpose swim accessory. It is a deployable, retractable movement system for users who operate across sea, air, land, watercraft, shoreline, current, bottom contact, and variable terrain.
Traditional fins ask the user to compromise.
Use me in the water.
Fight me everywhere else.
SALT AMS changes the operating model.
Fins when you need propulsion.
Mobility when you do not.
SYSTEM OPERATION
Deploy. Swim. Retract. Move.
SALT AMS gives users a simple operating sequence for complex environments.
01
Deploy
Extend the blade when swim propulsion is needed.
02
Swim
Move through the water with fin-driven propulsion when active swimming is the right movement mode.
03
Retract
Retract the blade when the environment changes, depth shifts, or the user needs mobility outside active swimming.
04
Move
Continue across shoreline, deck, dock, ramp, rocks, mud, vessel, terrain, or mission objective without stopping to fight your gear.
One system. Four operating modes. Continuous movement across the transition zone.
MISSION SETS
Different Mission Sets. Same Penalty. One System.
SALT AMS serves users whose work, rescue, research, and adventure do not stop at the waterline.
DOW
Sea-air-land traversal for users operating under load, stress, space constraints, and transition pressure.
SAR
Propulsion in the water and mobility across surf, floodwater, ramps, debris, shoreline, current, and rescue terrain.
Hard Hat
Reduced gear-handling and better mobility across commercial dive, deck, dock, vessel, ramp, and marine jobsite environments.
Adventure
Water propulsion without turning every beach, boat, rock, dock, or trail transition into a fin-management problem.
Research
Efficient movement between swim, wade, walk, sample, survey, vessel, shoreline, and field task modes.
SALT AMS serves users whose work, rescue, research, and adventure do not stop at the waterline.
Traditional fins solve one part of the movement chain. SALT AMS supports the full transition path: deploy for propulsion, retract for mobility, and continue moving when the environment changes.
CATEGORY PROOF
The Last Piece of Marine Kit to Modernize
Every critical piece of marine, defense, rescue, industrial, research, and outdoor kit has evolved. Communications. PPE. Load carriage. Navigation. Footwear. Materials. Mission planning.
The fin did not.
SALT AMS changes that by turning a legacy propulsion accessory into a modern amphibious movement system.
Deploy for propulsion. Retract for mobility.
Built for sea · air · land · transition.
Designed to reduce fin removal, carrying, stowing, and gear-handling.
U.S. Patented · Universal Fit: U.S. sizes 6–15 · Made & Manufactured in the USA
NEXT STEP
Evaluate SALT AMS Where Fins Become the Penalty
The best way to understand SALT AMS is to test it in the exact transition environment where conventional fins create delay, clutter, fatigue, handling burden, or mobility loss.
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