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In the event you end up shivering uncontrollably underwater, it is time to end the dive, surface and warm up.
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The award-winning Cornish manufacturer has used ECONYL® fabric. This is a “grave-to-cradle” material made from recovered fishing gear that has been processed and regenerated into nylon.
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At present there are two different styles in the inaugural collection: the 'Fitzroy' and the 'Kynance'.
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It was no surprise that when Poseidon decided to mark their 60th anniversary with a limited edition belt buckle, it certainly turned several heads at the 2018 Las Vegas DEMA Show.
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I recently audited my hoodies and realised that my favourites were really beginning to look scruffy. The wrists were frayed, the fabric was faded and I found various random holes in the material.
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There are various apparel solutions out there, and one of the fastest to don is a poncho.
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One of their most recent requests came from a Germany company. "Can you make a Russian hat please?"
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They have now (thank heavens) launched a pair of ladies Boardshorts, and stated that these should not be ironed. We like the 'you must not iron' bit.
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These summer range of shorts and swim-shorts are special because Divesangha is using ECONYL® fabric from Italian maker Aquafil. (Advocates of Fourth Element's OceanPositive range are already familiar with this regenerated fabric.)
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It truly is no fun being stuck on a dive boat, in a wet wetsuit, and then “the north wind doth blow”. One solution is to scamper across the deck. Seek shelter from the wind. Strip off. Towel down. And don dry clothing.
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Unless you are diving in very hot climates, you struggle out of your wetsuit and all you really want is to be enveloped in a large snugly blanket. Then reality hits.
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It is a trend that Fourth Element has noticed and it inspired them to produce something different for the diving community. An environmentally positive range of casual clothing that performs in a technical manner.
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The community is divided. Some divers like to make their own. Some divers like to buy their own. When it comes to buying, there is quite a choice of manufactured mats available.
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