With the rise of dive computers, the old-fashioned dive watch became obsolete. Did it? You’ll find more on that further down! A nice dive watch works well with every type of outfit, whether it’s a wet suit for diving or an Armani suit when going to the opera. That cannot be said for a dive […]
Continue readingIt makes a lot of sense to own your dive mask. It will fit comfortably, and you know it won’t leak because you take care of it yourself. In case you need prescription lenses in your dive mask you won’t have a choice anyway but to buy your own. No matter the reason, you want […]
Continue readingWhen it comes to dive computers, a few big names always come up: Cressi and Aqualung. Both of these companies make great dive computers, and today we’re going to compare two specific models from each company: the Cressi Leonardo vs the Aqualung i200c. Dive computers are becoming a more and more common piece of dive […]
Continue readingIn this comparison, we’ll have a closer look at both the Aqualung i300c and the Suunto Zoop Novo. Both are designed for entry-level diving and do not come with all the bells and whistles you can expect from more sophisticated and higher-priced dive computers! The Suunto Zoop Novo is known as one of the simplest […]
Continue readingTwo of the best entry-level dive computers come from Cressi. First, there’s the Cressi Leonardo which might be overall the best-selling dive computer so far. Next, the one touted the Leonardo’s successor, the Cressi Donatello. It’s more modern in looks and slightly more capable. Is it overall worth going for it, though? We compare the […]
Continue readingWhile many divers like their dive computers to have a large, color screen, these can often be quite expensive. Most recreational divers end up with the wrist-style dive computers with a small screen. DIVEROID has come up with a solution for such divers. The DIVEROID Mini is essentially a device that converts your smartphone into […]
Continue readingEver wondered how scuba divers scour different spots in the world with just a backpack and manage to breathe effortlessly underwater? You see them swim downwards and upwards without going adrift, so you can’t help but be amazed at such skill. Four letters: TBCD. Or, to be specific, Travel Buoyancy Control Device. What is a BCD? A […]
Continue readingOne of the most underrated pieces of equipment for a scuba diver are a good pair of dive boots. The right boots will be a massive factor in how safe and comfortable you are while underwater. Let’s have a look at the best dive boots and what you need to consider to find the best […]
Continue readingDiving in cold water can have your regulator freeze and malfunction. There are specific models that we review here. Have a look at the best cold water regulators for scuba diving.
Continue readingIn this Cressi Donatello dive computer review, we’ll go over the features of this entry-level device. It offers features that are sufficient for recreational divers. It also can be used as a backup decompression calculator for more experienced and technical divers. Cressi markets the Donatello as the successor of the Cressi Leonardo. It’s a more […]
Continue readingScuba fins come in all sizes, stiffness, colors, and designs. This is to increase customer preference and experience. One such design element is that you can come across split fins. Are they a good choice for diving? Are split fins better than traditional paddle fins? What makes split fins better? Let’s find out! Not too long […]
Continue readingAny scuba gear that does not fit perfectly will ruin your dive. Having a pair of fins that are the wrong size will either lead to cramps, blisters, or potentially you’ll lose the fins while you dive. The same is undoubtedly true for your snorkel equipment. Snorkel fins that do not fit cause the same […]
Continue readingThe Cressi Start Pro 2.0 BCD is designed for beginner divers. It’s the latest revision of the Cressi Start BCD series. The original BCD was (and still is) one of the most used buoyancy compensators you can find. Just because it has the word ‘Start’ in its name, doesn’t mean it’s not a durable and […]
Continue readingUsing fins makes snorkeling a lot easier and more relaxing. Yet, there are a few things you have to think about and consider before you grab a pair of fins. The factors to consider are: Length of fins Split or paddle fins Open-heel or closed fins? Correct sizing Once you have answers to these considerations, […]
Continue readingThere are only a few pieces of gear you need for snorkeling. You need a mask, snorkel, and snorkeling fins. Luckily, none of these will break the bank but you still want to look for good quality. Have a look at our top picks for the best snorkel fins. Let’s dive right in! If you’re […]
Continue readingHow to Choose the Best Scuba Diving Computer First things first, a dive computer is a computing device used by scuba divers that are worn on the wrist or as part of a console. It resembles a smartphone screen and does some life-saving calculations for you. It measures your depth (built-in depth gauge), time of […]
Continue readingAqua Lung has been manufacturing scuba equipment since 1952. While it is particularly well known for its regulators, it has recently become popular for its dive watches. The Aqua Lung i200 combines affordability with a range of features, including a comfortable, lightweight design that’s suitable for everyday diving. We’ll explore the different aspects of the […]
Continue readingWith an aim to make the underwater world more accessible, Aqua Lung has manufactured some of the best and top-of-the-line products over the years to help you explore the aquatic world like never before. Previously known as U.S Divers Company, Aqua Lung was founded 75 years ago, and since then, it has been creating a […]
Continue readingOceanic has been manufacturing quality scuba gear since 1972, and the Geo 4.0 is among the company’s latest dive computers. The Geo 4.0 connects directly to your phone and other smart devices through Bluetooth, and you can choose your own custom color so that you can dive in style. The Geo 4.0 is an upgrade […]
Continue readingWe are comparing some of the most exciting new wrist-mounted dive computers that you can get right now. We’re looking at the Shearwater Teric and comparing it to the Suunto D5 and the Garmin Descent Mk1. Which of these three is the best wrist dive computer? Is any of them a good entry-level device? Let’s […]
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