Wet Suits

Wet suits are chosen on the basis of thickness, the quality of the seal, the type of neoprene and the quality of the knee pad. Buy a wet suit that is appropriate for different types of scuba diving with tips from a scuba instructor in…
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To assemble scuba equipment, hook up and adjust the air tank, the regulator, the valve and the pressure gauge. Make sure the scuba equipment is working and has the correct readings with tips from a scuba instructor in this free video on…
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Over the summer I was invited by Polosub owner and founder Giuliano Tagliacozzo to Rome where he would show me the inner workings of this iconic hand made Italian wetsuit brand. I have been using Polosub suits since 2012 and honestly…
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Chris Lucas from Just Add Water scuba store in Fairview Park describes the difference between a wet suit and a dry suit, both of which can keep you warm while diving. Rating: 5.00
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Navigate underwater when scuba diving by using a compass with the north arrow pointing between the double notch. Use the lubber line of a compass to move in different directions when underwater, with help from a scuba instructor in this…
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Refill a scuba cylinder for diving by determining what pressure to fill the tank to, closing the bleed valve and then opening the main valve to let in air. Use a compressor system to fill scuba diving cylinders with instructions from a…
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