Don't miss the October issue of
Scuba Diving magazine featuring our special Dive Safety Guide. Get your copy today at major bookstores, including Borders, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million and at more than 600 Golden Tank dive centers. To find a shop near you, visit
www.scubadiving.com/goldentankretailers.
Inside you'll find:
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21 Ways to Get Rescued: In this exclusive ScubaLab Special Report, we review surface signaling devices and find that while all can help you get rescued in an emergency, they often have very limited ranges. |
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4 Reasons Divers Die: The latest report on dive injuries and fatalities published by the Divers Alert Network (DAN) reveals the common causes of dive accidents—and the keys to preventing them. |
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7 Strategies for Survival: The Ultimate Lessons for Life: Training Editor Mike Ange offers seven ways to avoid being the next victim profiled in "Lessons for Life." |
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First Aid for Divers: Accidents happen, and in an emergency quick, calm and confident action is crucial to a happy ending. Are you prepared? |
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Exclusive First Look: Uwatec Galileo Sol: The next generation of dive computers has arrived and you'll be amazed at what this number cruncher can do. |
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Dangerous Diving Jobs: Do you have what it takes to dive inside a water tower, nuclear reactor, shark net or beneath 20 feet of polar ice? Meet the people who do. |
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Cozumel Gone Wild: You don't know Cozumel until you've seen the island during the annual festival of Carnaval. |
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Turks & Caicos: The timeless beauty of sandy beaches and stunning visibility are only two of the reasons you'll love this collection of remote, dive-worthy islands. |
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Five Tips for Better Fish Photos: Resident photo pro Stephen Frink—aka "the fish whisperer"—on the art, science and Zen of better fish portraits. |
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The Monster of Lake Mead: Deep in the desert reservoir rests a WWII-era B-29 bomber—and it's now open to divers, thanks to our friends at the National Park Service. |
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Why I Dive: Meet Heidi Vanderhoof, former competitive figure skater turned professional firefighter. The first in a series of reader bios. |
