285 results found for “diving signal accessories”

SDI Navigation & Search and Recovery Diver Specialty Course | Vancouver The SDI Navigation & Search and Recovery Diver Specialty Course is a weekend program designed to improve your underwater navigation skills while teaching you how to safely plan and execute search and recovery...

The Octopus pulling system: a smart product which is easy to use, sturdy (max. load 250kg), efficient, compact, ergonomic and at an affordable price while maintaining high-quality components. It is so resistant that you can just leave it hanging under your buoy, no real need to rinse in fresh water. You can...

The Octopus lanyard: a mix of safety, efficiency and comfort. Made using only high-quality components, from the super-light carbon composite polymer carabiner, to the 100cm plastic-coated stainless steel cable, and the strong water-resistant marine-graded polyester velcro wristband. All components ensure a super-light and hydrodynamic lanyard,...

Underwater diving gloves in eco-friendly 7 mm neoprene, made from limestone rather than petrochemical derivatives. he smooth neoprene interior of the cuff sticks to the wrist seal of the diving suit to prevent the entry of water. Elastic and Velcro cuff closure maintains the...

Silicone weight belt.Exceptional elasticity allows the weight belt to expand and contact with your wetsuit, keeping your weights securely in place during each ascent and descent. Highly durable, great for freediving and spearfishing in all environments. Dimensions: ~127 x 4,5 cmWeight ~ 380 g

The Octopus pulling system: a smart product which is easy to use, sturdy (max. load 250kg), efficient, compact, ergonomic and at an affordable price while maintaining high-quality components. It is so resistant that you can just leave it hanging under your buoy, no real need to rinse in fresh water. You can...

The Marea Junior is the small size of the Marea for adults. It is a 2 windowed mask particularly suitable not only for snorkeling but also for scuba diving. It has dual tempered glass lenses, a double feathered skirt edge that adapts to most...

This freediving equalization tool is made of quality aluminium to last forever! It is the perfect tool to practise all famous exercises to improve your Frenzel and Mouthfill equalization. 5 pure latex balloons included High-quality anodized aluminium 22mm diameter to fit most adult noses

The Octopus pulling system: a smart product which is easy to use, sturdy (max. load 250kg), efficient, compact, ergonomic and at an affordable price while maintaining high-quality components. It is so resistant that you can just leave it hanging under your buoy, no real need to rinse in fresh water. You can...

Reroute, or increase, the number of low pressure hoses coming off your first stage Chromed brass construction with Viton o-rings Low pressure only – below 200 psi (1) 3/8”-24 male inlet to (2) 3/8”-24 female outlets

The Octopus pulling system: a smart product which is easy to use, sturdy (max. load 250kg), efficient, compact, ergonomic and at an affordable price while maintaining high-quality components. It is so resistant that you can just leave it hanging under your buoy, no real need to rinse in fresh water. You can...

This freediving equalization tool is made of quality aluminium to last forever! It is the perfect tool to practise all famous exercises to improve your Frenzel and Mouthfill equalization. 5 pure latex balloons included High-quality anodized aluminium 22mm diameter to fit most adult noses

This freediving equalization tool is made of quality aluminium to last forever! It is the perfect tool to practise all famous exercises to improve your Frenzel and Mouthfill equalization. 5 pure latex balloons included High-quality anodized aluminium 22mm diameter to fit most adult noses

Ever wanted to test your SCUBA Skills with some friendly competition? We are booking pool time to organize game nights for divers! We are going to have several evenings with different events planned for each one to get divers together and have some fun! What's...