The Most Obscure Scuba Items at the 2024 DEMA Show in Las Vegas

[@evzl3589]

It would have been funny if you ended a video walking up to Jeff at your booth and asked to show Z-system. That would really live up to the title of this video...

[@MichaelCopeland-m6l]

Yes the diver alert with the vibration as a spearfisher i can see where this device would be a life saver. Spearfishing divers tend to venture farther away than typical.

[@albertokusmic9239]

Thank you for taking us for a ride to the exhibition, I actually had it a little far from home.. 👍

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mecanicodejetski]

Inspiring video, i join in 2015, meet 8 instructors in San Diego Ca , i am at this date an student pilot with 60 hours, i will return to scuba as utd has the best training material and ethos, team diving is a rule, be a thinker diver means know how all the scuba rig and procedures, underwater conditions, gas management, how the breathing gas affect your body, i use one lesson learned on my flight training-PLAN YOUR DIVE AND DIVE YOUR PLAN - i still have the training material and read it, Thank you Jeff for maintain UTD.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

Thanks for sharing your story! It's inspiring to hear about your dedication to training and safety.

[@jolinarcze]

10:45 this looks actually extremely handy. there are so many times, where i would have used this. flashing a light - especially during a day dive - does nothing for most people, and the attention bells are just annoying to everyone. this is an amazing product it looks to me, unless im missing something. would love to know the distance of this, and what tech is this using. not to mention how expensive it is.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

You are right, however, in bright conditions, you should still stay close enough and position yourself so you can easily make contact. And BTW I agree, the bells and tickers are super annoying. So there may be a point to this product. who knows.

[@AtraxJoe]

Basically a nice and funny video, but it would be extremely helpful if you put time stamps for each product including the name of the products in the video description. Eg, I find the spool at min 3:12 quite interesting. cheers

[@pluto4942-j3g]

Almost a little snarky, which turns me off. Some of these products might not appeal to DIR tech divers, but there are lots of other divers in this world.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

It’s all in good fun, we thought it would be fun to make a video that highlights the more unique side of the industry, but we’re not saying these products aren’t useful!

[@AtraxJoe]

Well well well, the world famous DIR divers ... 😂

[@Thiione]

Funny and informative. Well done. The FogX looks promising. I have used hydrophobic films in the past and they all fog up after a few minutes.

[@Randy-jz9ml]

Just watched and saw the Avelo. I learned the Avelo system and was taught by Chelsea. Other than cost its a great system you don't need to mess with the buttons as much as a BCD. I also use 50% less lead in a 7 mm... do I re commend trying it out. Hopefully the cost will come down as popularity grows.

[@Speedospearo]

That thing looks absolutely ridiculous. Even if it were free, I would not want to be pressing electronic buttons and relying on batteries for a safe return to the surface. A solution looking for a problem.

[@frackamaduk]

I hate timeshare companies. All scams

[@mattthompson8329]

Without trying to be too critical, the products you looked at were okay, but you two are just boring individuals... if you're going to try to create content, develop some personalities... Trying to positive here... because as this is, not worth the time to watch.

[@UTD_ScubaDiving]

It was just meant as a little fun, I am sorry you feel that way. Thanks for watching anyway. Most of our content here is a bit more serious and educational. I hope you browse through it and see that we might have something else to offer.

[@brandonsdi]

the damn avelo system.. what a shame that this is still around