Gear Articles

Accessorize Your Dive By Reilly Fogarty

Gear-Related Incidents By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D.

Do You Know What You’re Breathing? By Michael Menduno CO2 sensing in rebreather diving

Establishing a Baseline By Tyler Coen How dive computers determine surface pressure

Snorkels: Pros and Cons By Neal W. Pollock, Ph.D.

Snorkel Photo Gallery

Underwater Communications Systems By Michael Menduno

Freediving Gear By Michael Sumlin

Weight Up! By Marty McCafferty, EMT-P, DMT, and Patty Seery, MHS, DMT

Oxygen By Patty Seery An essential piece of your dive gear

We're Over Here! By Pete Nawrocky Using surface marker buoys safely and effectively

Equipment for Dive Emergency Prevention and Response By Michael Steidley

Maintain Your Gear By Colby Cline

It’s All About the Toys BY Pete Nawrocky A brief history of modern dive gear

Redefining Performance By Robert N. Rossier Diver propulsion vehicles: Manage the risks, and enjoy the ride

Validation of Dive Computers By Michael A. Lang, D.Phil.

Wetsuits By Terry Ward Divers' second skins

Defining Performance By Robert N. Rossier Finding the right fins

Breathe In, Breathe Out By John Brumm Demystifying the inner workings of the scuba regulator

Get Wet, Dive Dry By Michael Menduno Understanding the basics of drysuit technology

Nitrox By Eric Douglas A valuable tool, not a magic potion

A Clear Picture By Robert N. Rossier Dive mask basics

Staying Neutral By Robert N. Rossier Beating the BCD blues

Nautilus Lifeline By Stephen Frink Let no diver be left behind.

My Drysuit Flooded, Now What? Written by Jessica Harned A Leak Prevention and Troubleshooting Checklist

When Gas Goes Bad By Robert N. Rossier Understanding gas analyzers

The Boat Left Without You: Now What? By Robert N. Rossier With the right signaling equipment, you can summon help.

Your Computer Fails: Now What? By Robert N. Rossier With the right backup instruments and techniques, you can keep diving safely.

Emergency Oxygen Units By Robert N. Rossier Proper care and maintenance is vital to ensure yours is ready for action

How Split Fins Work By Robert N. Rossier Split fins are designed to enhance the efficiency of the fin.