Having learned to dive late in life I made up for it in my first year by clocking up 120+ open water dives in places from the UK to Australia. I went from a non diver to a technical deco diver in 9 months and loved every second of it. Since having kids not been able to travel as much so spend my time watching videos and reminiscing, hope you enjoy my site as much as I have making it.
I was holding my breath the whole time. You my friend are a brave hero risking going past 130 to save these two and without you there I’m almost certain that would be their last dive. Man I want you in every dive I go
I would have ripped them and the dive master a new one once I got back on board. I wouldn't be surprised if they expected to do a repetitive dive half an hour later!
A 13 year old boy just died today scuba diving in Oahu, HI. He was with his family visiting from Mongolia. This EXACT scenario happened EXCEPT, someone was looking out for the 2 guys and they lived, the 13 year old boy died. He was pulled up unconscious. Very tragic.
Divemaster was and idiot for not being there – poor safety standards and not following the divemaster duty of care. Also being at at around 120' for that time I would still sit at the 6m mark for 5-7 mins out of precaution only.
respect! i hope this dive master got kicked out! i had so many similar experiences… once i nearly died in the somo somo straight with a so called dive maser with over 10.000 dives…
I have a sun to cobra gauge,, I set it up so that it beeps, at certain depths, I certainly have to set for my maximum depth, o make sure that my dive buddies know about this gauge, and it's just another precaution, we always check cylinder pressure, those guys were lucky
I just hope you told them the dangers their actions put all of you in when you guys surfaced or got on the boat. That's dangerous stuff.
Your a life saver my man…
Good Job saving their lives.
Great job on the assist… Music blows but way to help.
wow, its a good thing SOMEONE was looking after them, they obviously were not. What happened in the aftermath….. did they get bent?
Where was the dive master in all this?
Good situational awareness. Experience says there needs to be boundaries in place. Inexperience didn’t know there needed to be boundaries.
I was holding my breath the whole time. You my friend are a brave hero risking going past 130 to save these two and without you there I’m almost certain that would be their last dive. Man I want you in every dive I go
Your a good man and a good diver !
I would have ripped them and the dive master a new one once I got back on board. I wouldn't be surprised if they expected to do a repetitive dive half an hour later!
i hard hat dive for a job and 150' on umbilical and communication in helmet can be dangerous those ding dongs were totally clueless
most people have no clue that past 100' and shit can go wrong in a heart beat and there's no shooting to the surface.
Holy. Fuck. You saved that child’s life. Thank you
They are fantastically lucky you were around, and taking note of the whole group. I hope more people become a diver like you.
A 13 year old boy just died today scuba diving in Oahu, HI. He was with his family visiting from Mongolia. This EXACT scenario happened EXCEPT, someone was looking out for the 2 guys and they lived, the 13 year old boy died. He was pulled up unconscious. Very tragic.
You SAVED them! Hero status. 2 lives. God Bless You ❤️
Wow. These people are incredibly stupid.
And guess where they are from? China!
Good on you dude
Divemaster was and idiot for not being there – poor safety standards and not following the divemaster duty of care. Also being at at around 120' for that time I would still sit at the 6m mark for 5-7 mins out of precaution only.
Dreadful backing track. Very distracting
Shaking my head… Just wow
I'm a dive instructor and the fact that the dive master was not keeping an eye on a 12 year old diver is disturbing.
What kind of asshat thumbs down this video? Whatever SMH. Good job dude!
respect! i hope this dive master got kicked out! i had so many similar experiences… once i nearly died in the somo somo straight with a so called dive maser with over 10.000 dives…
I have a sun to cobra gauge,, I set it up so that it beeps, at certain depths, I certainly have to set for my maximum depth, o make sure that my dive buddies know about this gauge, and it's just another precaution, we always check cylinder pressure, those guys were lucky
I'm a scuba instructor for NAUI and I can tell you right now, you saved their lives!!
Decompression required
I swam to 300 ft.there, decompression required.
DM should be reported