Is this a mask suitable for snorkling you think? Does it have a snorkel holder?

Correction. The Ore fish swims up right too. Fun fact

You divie with wight Shark they are great Team Thank you Very much👌👌👌

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I swear on my Waterproof W7

Which months are GWS usually available in three SA ocean ?

He sacrificed "THE BEND" 😂

I always ensure I am warm, swim very slowly and relaxed with a flutter kick. Probably each leg is kicking every 2-3 seconds each cycle. I also take very deep and slow inhale and exhales, about 6 breaths per minute. I out last small female dive instructors. Most dudes surfacing with 200-300 psi and I have 1300-1500 left. These dudes also breathing at a normal to rapid rate and kicking around like it’s a race to see everything. I am 6’4” and 220 lbs. slow way down and bottom time increases drastically.

Theyre nice but the straps break very quickly

would you recommend a dive knife?

I was confused about this as well ,,,, but basically,,,, it all about you breathing an how you control it coming up to quickly your breathing is labored and your taking in oxygen way to quickly you swimming to quickly to the top it’s strenuous an your breathing becomes labored like running a100 meter sprint but instead of taking in a good mix of oxygen nitrogen and other gases your absorbing pure oxygen at an accelerated rate an your body can’t equequalize an tries to exit the access oxygen through blood an pours resting the Benz

Terrible explanation !!!!

I don’t think they’re as dangerous as the public implies that they are. The movie Jaws really exaggerated a shark’s capacity and desire to attack a human, and their reputation hasn’t really recovered. We’re smarter than them, and if they realize that we’re not one of the creatures that they usually eat, then they’re not interested in us at all

What's the difference between cheaper kids masks and the more expensive ones from Amazon?

So for him it's like 97 + 21 = 100 ? Thats a good intro, haha. Something tell me i won't learn a thing in this video :p

LOL Terrible analogy ...

How do I know less after this video than when I started? This is truly incredible

That's some crazy explanation

You made a relatively simple thing to explain overly complicated.

I've hear other experts say that the nose is not a sensitive part at all, but very abrasive resistant. Frankly, I doubt a nose-punch actually hurt.

Freaking hate the accent

With the baiting but no feeding rule, does it not cause the sharks to expend valuable energy and “hunting time” being lured around the boat - for which they will not (hopefully) be getting a meal out of it? I’m asking sincerely as I am not very knowledgeable on this but would like to learn and understand

Nicely done!

Excellent description. Thank you.

Rules (for me) to stay safe: swim in a chainmail suit, or don’t swim in the ocean lol. Great video!

DO NOT WATCH!!!!! CONFUSING!!!!! FUCK THIS CHANNEL!!!

Really sorry but this video is close to useless. You are Not teaching people *how* to not breathe water up their nose. Some people no matter how long they practice will suck water up their nose as they breathe from the reg. You need to tell them what to do with their soft palate! For the small proportion of people with this problem your video SHOULD have said... Can you blow up a balloon without pinching your nose? If "yes" you can scuba. Can you suck a really thick milkshake up a straw without having to hold your nose? If "yes" then you can dive without a mask. The cue to learn the skill for someone who just can't seem to do it is to start with a snorkel but try to suck/clench really hard as if they are sucking the world's thickest milkshake. This is the cue they need to close their soft palate and unlock the skill. All these videos are made by diving instructors who did this skill instinctively and Don't understand the problem this small proportion of students have. Give your students this cue and they'll master the skill

I’m the 69 👍🏼‼️ Sick video my girlfriend lives right across on Cebu island so not a bad 🚤ride ‼️

sorry was this supposed to be helpful? this was literally a car crash of an explanation. Turned off at 2.02 when there was a fucking tornado and the whole city inside a body set on fire......????

Tiger Sharks are very docile 🦈

Sightseeing?😊

You mention that when you go up , when checking your SPG, you need to deflate your BCD. I think it also help to try to “micro” adjust your buoyancy by breathing out to go a bit down and in to go a bit up. Of course, this only works with Open Circuit.

Great video! I wish I can practice in this amzing pool!! where is it? I think not in England 😹

Do not buy this computer. Had water leaks after about 50 dives. No response from customer support. No chance to get and spare parts like new gasket. DO NOT BUY THIS. No support.

The real composition is 78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and 1% other gasses e.g Carbon dioxide and argon..

Could you please clarify something for me? I've always believed that you shouldn't hold your breath while scuba diving. Recently, during advanced sidemount training (theory), I was instructed to hold my breath while transitioning from my first tank (attached to a line) to my second tank (also attached to a line, 1m apart). After giving my instructor the concern of "you shouldn't hold your breath while scuba diving," my instructor then posed the question, "Why would you need to release air if the pressure doesn't change?" The risk of releasing air while switching regulators is that it could alter your buoyancy, which is something you definitely want to avoid when you're without regulators. Similarly, the same principle applies when dealing with deploying a dSMB, although there's less concern about holding one's breath since dSMBs are typically deployed at shallow depths. The process involves taking a deep breath, exhaling onto the dSMB, and refraining from inhaling again before releasing the dSMB, as inhaling could alter buoyancy by adding more air. So, my question is: Is this indeed true? I have this training coming up in a couple of weeks (including the release of dSMB at depth) and would appreciate your clarification.

hé no one do the toothpaste thing on now fullface mask, I just scratched the hole freaking expensive mask. geez amazing. no one will say it. just lost 50 bucks. thanks for scapping my girlfriends mask.

Can it be used/ work with a hookah system. Brownies hookah system.

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"Safely SCUBA dive with sharks" is like "safely fishing with bears". 😂

'Doing this for the first time, you maybe dont know how far to stick it in'

NOT TRUE. When the ‘Rubber’ like shoulder straps start to dry, crack and break down, you won’t be able to replace them. The life of this vest is the length of time before the rubberized shoulder straps last. I wouldn’t buy.

Some good comments and advice! I have also dove with many sharks for many years (about 30 years in the tropics) and agree with what you say, but!!! There are sharks and there are SHARKS! It needs to be mentioned that there are a few (2 really) types of shark that require special attention, I'm not going to include Bull sharks because they are usually not a problem for divers- more swimmers and waders! Great White sharks and Oceanic White Tips are two sharks that will attack without notice and have done so many times. If you see these guys the advice given still stands- but don't hang about gawking- get into a group, get to the wall or bottom, maintain eye contact and be prepared to stand your ground if there is no other way and do it now- without looking like your panicking!

9 out of 10 times.. not safe enough

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Nice review but @3:12 Eon core screen not customizable? Could be that this vid is already a few years old but now (maybe after couple of updates) complete screen is fully customizable. Just a remark. And I agree, great dive computer.

Use a Ammonite battery, which has also a "middle" position power (of about 70%). Combined with an extra "add on ring" (with the cable inlet) on your regular suitvalve a nice combination.

Clarification in what was said in the video. For six years with the Air2 version I have been able to fit a large amount of gear in the back pack. I carry a main regulator set, bail out regulator set, snorkel, mask inside a rigid plastic mask box from the retail shelf, dive computer, Paralanz dive camera, two dive lights, a dive knife. To say I get a lot of kit inside. The point of clarification is that you can have large dive fins as I use the Apeks RK3 Fins. The design intent is that you place your fins over the back of the backpack and use the compression straps to hold them to the backpack as you walk around and it works very well. I have used this several times on airline trips to Hawaii as this is my carry-on luggage, with zero issues!

4 dumps on the Hydros Pro.

Guys, i think he is not a big fan of tourists, i can't be sure though