The Cornwall-based manufacturer states that their new Seeker mask was designed with two main objectives: maximise the diver’s field of vision to be as close as possible to the experience of not wearing a mask using a single lens and to fit nearly everyone.
In 2017 David Attenborough’s Blue Planet II spurred a passionate global response to change how we use plastic.
Fourth Element has today announced that something positive is being created from used PPE items and face masks. Cave diving safety markers!
Fourth Element's long-standing range of gloves have been a popular choice for divers since 2008. Redesigned using new materials and construction for even greater fit, flex and warmth, their new gloves offer even better performance than before.
Fourth Element - the UK-based thermal protection manufacturer - came up with the idea in April 2020 with the aim of lifting divers' spirits, whilst they remained at home during the first British Government lockdown.
The idea was simple. Take the best photo you can underwater in your bathtub. And if you don't have a bath, just get creative. A sink, bucket, water butt or just about anything that can hold water was perfectly acceptable.
When Fourth Element was designing the 'Xenos', they sought inspiration outside the scuba diving world, and looked at other sports that also use wetsuits.
The candidate would join the current Marketing Team to help expand and develop the company’s online capabilities to support their continued growth.
We create products that perform in the world’s most extreme environments as well as working to minimise our impact on the planet and our oceans. — Fourth Element
The successful candidate should have an enthusiastic approach to driving sales through creative marketing, be a team player and share the company’s ambitions of sustainability and passion for the marine environment.
Lined with super-warm, recycled sherpa fleece, this hoodie is a post-dive essential. Printed with water-based inks on 85% organic cotton and 15% recycled polyester. The company does not package its hoodies in order to reduce environmental impact.
Allergic to neoprene? Check out Fourth Element’s Thermocline range!
