thank u soooo much

But can you still see yourself with the insta flip screen underwater?

Just had my first ocean dive, I had pain in my right ear at around 35FT. My issue was only one ear was equalizing but turning my head so the ear that didnt pop faced the surface and used method 1. It worked but I felt a rush of cold water enter my ear. I still have a lingering pain while writing this above my jaw with no issues to my hearing. My take away from the experience is to do it more often, not only when I feel the pressure and softer. Not sure I can make mistakes like this again without permanent damage. Tomorrow I am going down to 60ft and getting NAUI Certified.

Lol i just asked a cave instructor in mexico if i can do a full cave course with no tech experience at all. Now i feel like an idiot

I bought a Cressi no fog mask, but of course parts of it are fogging now. I don’t want to burn and am glad you don’t strongly recommend that method. I’m going to try the toothpaste this weekend and order some solution. Thanks!

Love my single lens tusa!

This was the easiest, most informative video on how to set up the basics. Thank you!! Definitely subscribing!

See I like this idea but I live in Las Vegas and the humidity in my garage is very bad year round, like 20 percent because its exposed to the outside air with ventilation for carbon monoxide. I'm cautious on storing my dive gear in my garage because of cracking and who knows what else, super hot in the summers and super cold in the winters (120° peak and 26° at the lows). I'm a South Florida Miami native so I'm still getting used to the dryness. Right now I just store everything layed out in my closet in my house having the humidifiers keeping it around 40-50 percent but its not very space efficient, stuff is just lying on the floor and too packed for a dive bag. What are your thoughts on humidity and critical gear like a Wing and rubber hoses? What would you recommend for my setup? Was considering utilizing my closet clothes racks for my gear and just hanging them and using cabinetry to keep the other gear indoors. Kind of a niche DIY, for my Shearwater transmitter, I got a small 3 inch hose coming from the 1st stage to the transmitter and got a pool noodle and cut an inlay so the transmitter stays nested nicely in line with the hose and its protected while traveling or storing. DIY is awesome just gotta have right implementation!

I am a 12 yr old certified scuba diver and I feel that same sense of calm and life purpose while diving. So thank you for sharing your story.

I use retractable lanyard for my torch/Camera rig... In case of emergency, they just auto retract and i can just deal with problem.. Seen to many torches/cameras get dropped.

When do you check your tankstrap, at the Releases or Air step? btdt - diving against the current sometimes can not be avoided, you show both divers kicking too fast and proper finning, the fast kickers looked less experienced to me (PADI DM since 2001) I had a CMAS diver telling me the best way to get out of trouble was dropping his weights, another NONO always do a CSA, Plan your dive, dive your plan and stay within your certifications is the best advice for new AND old divers, nice video, great advice

I like scuba diving very much

Hello my friend, can you help me? Where can I find the small screws for the suunto d4i battery cover?

24:05 I am a germ-a-phobe, just ask my family and work mates. With renting scuba gear, as long as it is washed properly, then I am good. If it were to bother me, then I would not be able to eat off of the utensils at restaurants either.

I had to give this a dislike because the title is Dutch but the video is English, that's really misleading!

I just use pot and pan detergent and dip in fresh water really quickly so it can’t rinse out all the way then that’s a de fog…… an commercial de fog just do the same squirt,quick rinse an we good baby

I definitely agree. Don’t rent if you go international because one time when I was in the Cayman Islands, me and my dad were diving through devils grotto and eden‘s den and we were going through a rather long swim through and his second stage failed at 41 feet in an overhead environment and he was renting from a dive shop nearby luckily we had a guide because of how it was, he couldn’t have turned around and gotten to me in time the current was extremely strong though

На русском чудовище это обзывательство по типу f@GOT или sh1it

Most easy version for metric and you can do it in just line ... (14/Nitrox)-10=Max_Depth For 40% Nitrox (14/0,40)-10=25 m

How do one use a Dive Computer ????

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Certified at a “Y” at 12 or 13, I never learned these techniques and just learned on my own. Thanks for sharing! Trying to get back into it! Never knew about the film. Always used spit. Certified in 60’s and dove on my own mostly and fog was a challenge! Yes! Visibility was everything, next to breathing of course, and I wanted to be able to see to whatever limit the visibility allowed, not an additional screen of fog. Anyway, a little recouping and some clearer water and I want to go snorkeling, at least!

An doll...a bus. A LITERAL PLANE A PLAYGROUND BRO THIS IS BASSICLY A CITY

looks amazing! i think this one is the winner compared to go pro.

Thanks for the review!

Amazing video, helped me refresh my knowledge. Greetings from Egypt. Liked and subscribed

Man raised money for the sea only to purposely sink a boat in a lake what

Flavored air tanks?

I am doing my Nitrox course. Just waiting for the Instructor for the Hands On. All they taught me was Atmospheres times O2 percentage. And said that the Computer would calculate the PO2. Hoping to at a Max of 1.4.

Cheapest shaving foam, $1.99, works for skiing, scuba, atv'ing, last longest and is the cheapest, isn't gross and smells good.

Gotta hauk TUAH that thang!.... I'm sorry.

I thought they mentioned they made a point to clean up properly after every shoot? You'd assume that'd include cleaning up and removing the yacht. Makes you wonder how many other shooting locations weren't properly taken care of

So my parents did a lot of diving and snorkeling with us kids in the 80’s and 90’s. They also owned a tropical fish store. Our go to defogger was an aquarium product called Novaqua. It worked great and is very inexpensive. I’m not sure how much typical defogger for masks is but just an FYI for you’all.

I have been an Instructor for 17 years and I just want to add in my experience it's always better to rinse it off with the water you are going to dive in. Sometimes if I use the fresh water on the boat it still fogs up so I always rinse it in the sea after applying the baby shampoo or dishwasher liquid 🤙