Scuba Diving

Very easy to use wrist diving computer. The information provided is clear and the digits are large enough to read underwater. Information provided when diving is depth, time, no decompression time, water temperature, ascent rate, safety stop and nitrox mi...  Read review

I have owned a pair of these fins for several years and they have served me well for over 80 dives. They were bought as a spare pair incase of emergencies such as trainees forgetting there own ones ect. however I have ended up using them rather alot mysel...  Read review

Typhoon nexus drysuit I bought my Typhoon nexus drysuit 6 years ago from new, and so far have used it on around110 dives in the UK in a wide variety of conditions from fresh water lakes in winter to off shore boat dives in the summer. It comes in a...  Read review

No surprises here but I like to scuba dive, sadly for me a good 90% of my dives these days are working with students and of those over half are in the local pool when assisting on confined water dives or conducting the Discover Scuba program (try dives to...  Read review

It may or may not be obvious from my username that I enjoy scuba diving, as anyone who dives will tell you some of the most important information you need when on a dive will be details of your depth and time, there are various types of gauge for this, fr...  Read review

Sliver on the Inside!! I bought a Silverskin a couple of years ago and never looked back since. I managed to negoctiate a price of £200 from a local dive shop. The cuffs are great because you can fold them and fold them to get a good seal. Ankle...  Read review