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Most people buy too much snorkel gear. A snorkel set is really just a mask and a snorkel, sometimes sold with fins as a package, and the right one comes down to fit far more than features. A mask that seals on your face beats a fancier one that leaks...
Three complaints come up again and again with snorkel masks: it fogs up, it leaks, or it gives me a headache. All three trace back to one thing, and it is not the brand or the price. It is fit. A snorkel mask that seals against your face keeps water...
The Garmin Descent range is a set of multi-sport smartwatches that also work as full dive computers. If you already wear a Garmin, or you train across running, cycling and swimming as well as diving, one of these earns its place on your wrist. If you only dive, and you...
If you only dive a few times a year, hiring a scuba tank is usually cleaner than owning one. If you dive often around Sydney, owning a diving cylinder can make sense once you know your gas use, preferred valve type, and whether steel or aluminium gives you better trim....
The Shearwater Perdix 3 has one change that matters: the screen. It swaps the Perdix 2’s 2.2 inch LCD for a brighter 2.4 inch AMOLED with about four times the resolution. Almost everything else carries over. Same 260 metre depth rating, same battery life, same titanium build, same dive modes,...
That second winter dive can be the one that changes your mind. The first dive is fine, the surface interval is cold, and by the time you get back in, your wetsuit no longer feels like enough. A drysuit is worth considering if cold is cutting your dive short, you...
Walk into Frog Dive at Gladesville on a Saturday and you'll usually find someone working out their first spear gun setup at the counter. The questions are almost always the same. What size gun? How thick a wetsuit? Do I need a licence? And where am I allowed to go?...
This weekend, we had two impressive students Angel and Vera who got amongst the action and had a ball on our Discover Scuba Course! A big congratulations to both of these students and we can't wait to see them on an Open Water Course soon!A big thankyou goes out to...
The first wetsuit question many divers get wrong is asking how warm. The right question is what for. A 7mm steamer that's perfect for a winter Bare Island shore dive will cook you on a tropical liveaboard. A 3mm that handles Cairns won't get you through an hour at Shelly...
Scuba Diving
A wide array of scuba diving gear, including high-performance regulators, buoyancy control devices, wetsuits, and cutting-edge dive computers, is readily available for purchase, ensuring divers have access to top-notch equipment for a safe and enjoyable underwater experience.
Spearfishing
Spearfishing enthusiasts can explore a variety of specialised equipment for purchase, such as high-quality spearguns, camouflage wetsuits and snorkels, providing a comprehensive selection to enhance their underwater hunting experience.
Snorkelling
An extensive selection of snorkeling gear, ranging from comfortable masks and snorkels to innovative fins and full-face snorkel masks, is readily available for purchase, catering to the diverse needs of enthusiasts seeking an immersive and hassle-free underwater exploration.