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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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Hold the regulator second stage loosely in your mouth, allowing excess air to escape. If possible, angle your head slightly to avoid bubbles in front of your eyes.
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Oxygen sensors, or "cells," which are used in rebreathers have a limited shelf life and need to be replaced every 12 to 18 months. However, new ones are currently not available to the dive community.
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The vast majority of dry bags are made from a lightweight flexible material such as nylon. This tends to be quite a rugged material, and it is very effective at keeping gear dry. However it does not provide any cushioning what so ever.
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'Bracenet' has transparency and traceability as to what the bracelet is made from.
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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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The Head Group has advised that Zoggs is a "world-class swim brand famous for its goggles, swimwear and equipment in the UK and Australia."
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On 22 March 2020, Cayman closed its borders in a bid to pr
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We now have to run to new protocols in several areas of our life, including disinfecting our diving equipment.
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A KUBI spokesman confirmed that the company had conducted six months of research and development, including in-water testing, prior to this launch.
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Made from three layers of special fabric received from Pomeranian Hospitals Group a batch of 1,400 masks were produced and donated to the hospitals on 30 March.
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It is a globally recognised first aid in-the-field treatment, and it’s beneficial. Breathing oxygen may alleviate or even resolve DCS symptoms in a sick diver.
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In the main you want your hands protected against mechanical damage—scrapes, scratches and bangs—when wreck and cave diving.
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Constant flow systems have flow meters with settings ranging from 0.5 to 25 liters per minute (L∙min-1).
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You can wear this next generation Oceanwear as a barrier to reduce contact between your skin and a neoprene suit, or simply replace your 2mm neoprene garment.
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James Fisher (JFD) now owns the business, and all intellectual property rights and assets of Ansti Test Systems. It is not known at this time what implication this will have for the recreational diving industry.
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