diving equipment

What To Do In Case Of A Dive Computer Failure

July 16, 2010

Dive computers are rapidly becoming an integral part of recreational Scuba diving equipment, and most divers will seldom dive without one. However, like any piece of diving equipment dive computers too can sometimes fail, and if a failure occurs in the middle of a dive, this can often cause divers to panic. In the unlikely [...]

Top 10 Scuba Dive Computers

June 3, 2010

Rated and reviewed by thousands of loyal LeisurePro customers as well users on the popular review site Buzzillions.com, we’ve compiled a list of the Top 10 Dive Computers, all available at LeisurePro.com with a best price guarantee. 1. Suunto “Gekko” Air/Nitrox Wrist Computer One of Suunto’s base models by no means is this dive computer [...]

Top 10 Scuba Fins

May 18, 2010

Rated and reviewed by thousands of loyal LeisurePro customers as well users on the popular review site Buzzillions.com, we’ve compiled a list of the Top 10 Scuba Fins, all available at LeisurePro.com with a best price guarantee. 1. ScubaPro Jet Fins The ultimate Jet Fins made from high-quality rubber. The Jet Fin was original and [...]

SCUBA Gear: What to Look for When Buying Scuba Fins

February 28, 2010

Your choice of scuba fins will depend on what type of diving you do as well as your location. One thing for certain is that your fins must fit properly. If your dive fins do not feel as if they are an extension of your limbs, it could make for an uncomfortable dive experience. Featured [...]

Hand-held Sonar Devices for Scuba Divers

February 14, 2010

We’ll admit there are quite a few Scuba Toys and nice to have gadgets out there in the market that would make you crazy if you were a scuba gadget freak. It’s often difficult to tell whether you actually need something or not, and which product is the best for your requirements. Today we take [...]

Scuba Air Compressors Explained

December 19, 2009

Even though most divers will seldom find the need to buy their own Scuba air tank compressor, it often helps to understand the process by which our dive tanks get filled. A compressor like a pump, essentially increases the pressure of a gas while reducing its volume so that a larger quantity can be carried [...]

Scuba Gear: A Complete DrySuit Buying Guide

December 14, 2009

Winter’s here, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up diving and wait for the temperatures to rise. Dry-suit up and dive on! Drysuits are an amazing piece of Scuba diving gear. No more shivers, chattering teeth, skin turning blue and the loss of feeling in your hands and feet on less than tropical [...]

Understanding Submersible Pressure Gauges

December 5, 2009

Submersible Pressure Gauges or SPG’s essentially measure the amount of remaining air pressure in a Scuba air tank. SPG’s are connected to the high pressure hose in the first stage before the air travels to the pressure-reducing second stage valves. Pressure gauges usually are classified into two kinds mechanical or digital. Mechanical SPG’s Mechanical SPG’s generally [...]

Types of Scuba Diving Weight Belts

November 30, 2009

Choosing Scuba weight belts is more about personal preference than a recommendation, additionally, there are so many kinds of weights to choose from that it is often almost impossible to make an decision if ever you have to purchase weights. The best approach to select a particular type of weight belt is to be able [...]

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