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This equipment configuration requires, amongst other things, that the diver uses a long hose for their primary reg.
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Now Miflex has launched what could best be termed as a hybrid hose. It behaves like a rubber hose - it is not positively buoyant - yet it is lighter and more flexible than a rubber hose.
,When any successful product is launched, there will always be a spate of "me too" pseudo copies, be it handbags or diving hoses.
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To locally and ethically manufacturer high quality products and not use plastic in their packaging.
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Anything to make this faffy process easier is welcomed. Therefore I was pleased to see that Swedish manufacturer Si-Tech has refined their new low-pressure drysuit inflator hose.
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We can suffer motion sickness when we go boat diving because we stand on a moving platform. The sensation befuddles the brain.
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In more recent years this form of line marker has been replaced by a 'cave cookie'.
The nickname 'cookie' came from America. Our North American cousins believe the disc resembles a biscuit, hence the name 'cookie'.
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In a nutshell, this patented handheld device uses compressed gas to produce perfect air rings. The idea is that you simply 'tag' your buddy with these air rings to attract their attention in low visibility.
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Three decades on this Florida based leading technical diving manufacturer has produced a series of rugged reels that are dived the world over. Now Dive Rite has augmented their equipment range with the launch of the ‘Slide Lock’ reel.
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I guess it would be fair to say the modern version of the Lady Galadriel's light could be the LITEBUCK. For something good came out of the 2005 '7/7' London bombings - the genesis of LITEBUCK Strobe Marker was formed.
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Ardent drysuited divers will probably all agree that there are many joys of diving in a wetsuit. A wetsuit is quick and easy to don and you are most likely to be diving in warm(er) waters. What a treat!
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Unfortunately there has been a number of accidents and incidents involving divers who surfaced without using a D-SMB.
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When the European Standard for oxygen connection came into force in August 2008, it was supposed to help make diving safer.
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Simply put the tank in the bag, close the zipper and place the regulator inside the strap.
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Finger spools are becoming a more common sight as recreational divers begin to adopt this piece of equipment. It is possibly because a spool is ideal for stashing in a pocket or clipping to a D Ring.
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They recently launched two new eye-catching cool colours - a vivid red and a bright white.
Both colours were added following customer requests and are already being snapped up by divers across the world.
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