Two scientists debate whether lionfish in Atlantic waters should be selectively removed.
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The dangers of sharing gear and not seeking proper dive training for every dive.
Every day, at least 5,000 barrels — that’s 210,000 gallons — of oil are estimated to be leaking from BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil platform 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana, causing severe damage to wildlife and fish populations, and to the many ...
Big Animal Action We love pygmy seahorses and gaudy nudibranchs as much as the next diver, but to really raise the heart rate, it's the big animals we crave. In our March / April issue, we take a look at some of animals that will be sure ...
SeaCure has become aware of a sizing problem with certain SeaCure Sport model mouthpieces and 3 regulators. The SeaCure Sport model has a yellow insert in the neck of the mouthpiece (not the removable attachment that comes with the newer Hi-Flow ...
Side windows on a mask offer a wider field of view, but also distort the scene.
The Bladefish Seajet 5000 is a sleek new way to fly underwater. Traditional DPVs are big and cumbersome, but the Lithium Ion battery powered Bladefish, measuring a mere 13 inches in diameter and weighing only ten and a half pounds, is the only ...
You get a lot of BC with IST’s J-1200 Hydro D. This full-featured, light weight, back inflation BC is constructed of rugged 840 denier nylon with a harness system that can be easily adjusted to provide a personalized fit.
NeoSport’s X-Span three-two jumpsuit is made of an incredibly soft and flexible neoprene sandwiched between a super-elastic fabric laminate, making this tropical dive suit about as comfortable and flexible as they come. The extra-soft rubber ...
Aqua Lung’s Zuma is a featherweight back-buoyancy BC designed for travel. It packs so compactly you can easily fit it into a carry-on bag.
You’ve logged hundreds of dives, traveled to the world’s hottest dive spots and enjoyed just about every underwater adventure there is.
The tools tec divers take down with them are not just accessories but devices that might save a life.
Whether venturing into a cave, exploring a wreck or diving to depths beyond the reach of the sun’s rays, tec divers need to carry their own illumination.
Solid breathing performance and reserve capacity –– the ability to deliver gas smoothly and easily even at extreme depths and breathing rates –– is what counts when choosing a tec regulator.
The traditional tec BC is a metal backplate, an air cell — also called a wing — and a harness made from 2-inch webbing.