Mares Puck Pro Wrist Computer Review

The Mares Puck pro dive computer is perfect for any recreational diver that wants an easy to operate and understand dive computer. The Puck Pro supports both air and nitrox mixes, uses a single button navigation system, supports PC Interface (not included) and can even allow for gas switching for accelerated decompression.

[@AndrewNoFiction]

I've had this computer for about as long as this video has been up! It is a really warhorse, nigh on indestructible. Nice chunky button for easy use in thick gloves.

[@scubasteveandunderwaterroc3547]

Andrew Lewis how do you turn off bottom timer mode ?

[@simplyscuba]

Safety stops are generated when the diver descends below 10m. The Puck Pro also supports Deep and Deco stops which are calculated whilst diving.

[@XoulCarlos]

Thanks for the review! I bought it for freediving 2 years ago, as a cheaper option. I am really really satisfied even from using the bottom-timer for the freedives. The logbook is amazing. Now i am starting the padi open water, and couldnt be happier that i already have this tool :)

[@EnergiZeScuba]

Merk, you look younger😮😂

[@CARLOSGONZALEZ-kq1od]

How do you turn on the light

[@Cheoweugene]

Hey there SS! Thanks for the vid. Ive been diving with my trusty Puck Pro for a while now and it has served me well. But only recently did I find out that the LOG page only has five latest dives saved. Any idea where the others are? (Ive logged at least 50 dives on it) thanks in advance!

[@224Alaina]

+Eugene Cheow I believe it holds up to 35 hours of dives and the "back" screen appears every 5 dives as you scroll through. Maybe lightly hit the button for the back screen and see if it allows you to continue to the next dives? I just got one for Christmas and found this information on an Amazon review (www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3FQYE0XVG5M3P/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B0076REARE#R3FQYE0XVG5M3P)

[@Cheoweugene]

+Alaina Weinheimer thanks for the explanation and the link. Tried out what you said, but still only shows five. Its a pity.

[@seikibrian8641]

+Eugene Cheow -- I believe it has a 38 hour memory, and anything above that is over-written. To save more, I think you need to use the PC interface and upload your log to a personal computer.

[@ths1158]

I want a waterproof reliable watch while spearfishing and found this in a very good price. Can someone please tell me if it is suitable to use this watch only for freediving activities like spearfishing?

[@johnchurch2321]

I’m watching this video for that. I don’t think it does

[@khaledhashy1757]

Puck wrest reads depth after around 1.5m? which is not good option for shallow introduction dives? also not suitable for free dive?

[@RBibberJr]

For free diving you would be better off using a dive watch.

[@alexgrigore2007]

Hy. Can I use it also for swimming? Distance couning or something..? Thank you.

[@bi111ion]

No.

[@carinaweyer9912]

Does this have a salt and fresh water setting? Trying to decide between this or suunto zoop. Suggestion? I like how this has backlight too.

[@simplyscuba]

Carina Booth, yes the Puck Pro has a Fresh/Salt water setting; described on Page 7 of the user manual, www.simplyscuba.com/pdf/ScubaManuals/DiveComputers/Mares%20Puck%20Pro.pdf They are both very good dive computers and either one will look after you for years to come. The Puck does have a backlight but the ZOOP does not. The ZOOP has three buttons compared to the Puck's one. And the Puck has the option for gas switching but the ZOOP does not. Other than that there aren't any notable differences. Safe Diving, Mark.