When you consider any guide to choice of wetsuit and water temperature, you must consider your own personal tolerance to the cold. In addition to how easily you feel the cold, also consider the topside conditions between dives on your dive interval. But also take account of the depth of your dive too.
Sublue Mix Pro Underwater Scooter (With Smart Phone Mount)
The Sublue Mix Pro Underwater Scooter pulls divers or snorkelers along using two electric-powered propellers. The battery life of the Mix Pro’s removable lithium-ion battery life is the same as that of the WhiteShark, which is claimed as 60 minutes per 2-hour charge. With an amazing maximum depth rating of 40 meters (131 feet). Plus it has a smartphone mount too!
What does BCD stand for in diving?
BCD in scuba diving is: B For Buoyancy; C for Control; and D for Device What does BCD stand for in scuba diving? A buoyancy control device is also known as a BCD, which stands for: B is for Buoyancy. C is for Control. D is for Device. A scuba divers’ buoyancy compensator, which is […]
Buddy commando BCD review (Nearly 30 years without failure)
Buddy Commando Profile BCD that has lasted for nearly 30 years without breakage or failure. It was only in the 29th year when diving in Barbados that the shoulder clips broke. This happened when donning the BCD which was attached to a 15 litre dive tank.
Does a drysuit keep you dry? (What are the exceptions & can you get wet?)
If you’ve looking for the quick answer to; “does a drysuit keep you dry“, the answer is yes, but there are exceptions to this. Please read the rest of the article to find out more.
What is the difference between a wetsuit and a drysuit?
The main difference between a wetsuit and a drysuit is that in a wet suit you get wet, whereas a drysuit keeps you dry. Other differences include; drysuits are designed to be used in colder waters and tend to be more expensive than wet suits. Plus a drysuit can also be used for buoyancy control instead of using your buoyant control device, whereas a wet suit can’t.
