Diving equipment

Article by Joe Crivello Scuba diving is a blast, but it's also one of the world's most gear-intensive pastimes once you get serious about it. In order to get the most out of all those

Explore Meanredz's 5934 photos on Flickr!

It's helpful to think of buying scuba gear in two phases: first, the basic stuff you need for class; second, the major pieces of life support.

All scuba gear is essential but a scuba regulator has to be at the top of your shopping list, let's face it without one, you wouldn't get very far.

Scuba equipment: An Overview for Beginners - Gear up for an adventure! www.absolutescuba.in | info@absolutescuba.in | +91 9860003456 | +91 9970983456

HISTORIC DIVING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY Co., 1972 U.S. NAVY MK V HELIUM DIVING HELMET Formerly Navy Diver’s – From Seaman to Commander Rarest of the Rare – Matching Numbers Owned for the last 42 years by a Navy Officer, formerly an Enlisted man TOTAL WEIGHT: 105 lbs SERIAL NUMBER: 121 DATE: 3 – 1972

Scuba diving equipment accessories collection. Diver man in underwater wetsuit. Underwater hunting and swimming sport

Oceanic is known for making quality dive equipment that serves a wide variety of divers. The one thing all of this equipment has in common is that it’s tough, rugged, lasts a long time, and won’t break the bank. The Oceanic Viper 2 fins are no exception. Traditional paddle-style fins with a little bit of shine, the Oceanic Viper 2 fins are a great addition to your personal dive locker, and are excellent for divers who travel to warm waters. Adjustable heel straps with a quick-release button…

The Internet is full of blogs these days on tips to doing this and best ways to do that. Well, today we are going to tell you how NOT to do something critical, and that is how NOT to store your dive gear.