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Aqua Lung HydroFlex 3mm Wetsuit The HydroFlex 3mm wetsuit features super-stretch neoprene, stretching up to 250% more than standard neoprene, providing added comfort in the water as well as when taking the wetsuit on and off. In addition to the stylish, coral-reef inspired design, the HydroFlex 3mm wetsuit provides exceptional performance for comfortable underwater exploration. Features: Feel & Fit Easy on Skin: The inner material is ultra-soft, making it easier to put on and take off the suit. A V-shaped collar and flat-lock stitching provide extra comfort Powertex Kneepads: How can we provide durable abrasion resistance without sacrificing stretch? AquaLung’s Powertex kneepad material is tough, yet highly flexible Dive computer-friendly: The left sleeve is outfitted with a silicone traction pad to keep your dive computer from rotating once the neoprene compresses underwater Loop Zipper: A zipper loop feature helps make getting in and out of the wetsuit a lot easier on a rocking boat Warmth & Protection Liquid Rubber Seams: Seams are sealed with liquid rubber to keep warmth in and water out. It also protects them from unraveling Core Protection: Reinforced chest panel provides extra resistance from wind and abrasions Environmentally Conscious Non-Petroleum-Based: With an eye toward better environmental health, this neoprene is made of non-petroleum-based material Learn More

Features Orcatorch D560RL Flashlight Color - Black Product Type -- Lanterns Recommended use-----Recreational diving Learn More

2 shallow dives with own gear only for EDA members Learn More

Only for a Nitrox certification the air usage is a charge per tank, if you do two dives then just add on. Learn More

The lure of the deep. There’s something exciting and mysterious about exploring deeper dive sites while scuba diving. Sometimes it’s a wreck that attracts you below 18 metres/60 feet, and on wall dives it may be a giant fan or sponge. Whatever it is, to scuba dive with confidence at depths down to 40 metres/130 feet, you should take the PADI Deep Diver Specialty course. If you’ve earned the PADI Adventure Diver rating or higher, and you’re at least 15 years old, you can enroll in the Deep Diver course. Learn More

PADI Swim School Personal Record Book This is for a student tracking, students personal details If you're a PADI Dive Instructor you know the requirement for keeping proper student records. Keep all your students documents organized in this record Learn More

Upgrade Open water course from Scuba Diver Learn More

Continue to develop your dive skills and experience even more of the underwater world. You will have the option to select specialty dives that are most interesting and exciting to you.

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Increase your power to weight ratio with our new F2 fins. If you are a traveling diver, looking to reduce weight or just favor a lightweight fin, look no further. The patented F2 is designed to add blade surface on both the downstroke and upstroke to increase your efficiency with any type of kick. The F2 is injection molded using monoprene and uses a shorter blade design which packs easy and improves agility in tight areas. Standard with adjustable stainless steel spring straps.

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