Does a dry suit keep you dry (What are the exceptions & do you get wet)
If you’ve looking for the quick answer to; “does a dry suit keep you dry“, the answer is yes, but there are exceptions to this. Please read the rest...
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What is the difference between a wetsuit and a dry suit?
The main difference between a wetsuit and a dry suit is that in a wet suit you get wet, whereas a dry suit keeps you dry. Other differences include; dry suits...
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What is a delayed surface marker buoy? (Safety diving equipment)
A delayed surface marker buoy (DSMB), is similar to a surface marker buoy except that it's deployed at the end of your dive vs used for the duration of the...
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What is a surface marker buoy used for? (Safety diving equipment)
When it comes to scuba diving safety, a surface marker buoy is an essential piece of scuba diving equipment. A surface marker buoy (SMB or a Blob) remains on...
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Why use a diving torch scuba diving (It’s not just for night diving)
Underwater dive torches form an important part of your scuba diving equipment. A dive torch isn't only for night diving or cage dives either. But rather it's...
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What is the difference between a drysuit and a semi dry suit?
The difference between a drysuit and a semi dry suit is that a dry suit keeps you dry and in a semi drysuit you get wet. There are other differences, which...
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Scuba Diving Buoyancy Control Device (Scuba BCD Reviews)
Scuba diving buoyancy control device review. With top picks from Cressi. The Cressi BCD is the most hard wearing and streamlined Italian designed BCD.
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How Does A Buoyancy Control Device Work? (Don’t Dive Without Knowing)
How does a buoyancy control device work is by using air. Your buoyancy control device works using an air bladder. The more air that is added to this bladder,...
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