Scubapro Mk11/C370
Head up, head down, inverted or in good trim the Mk11 and C370 worked very well, and passed my forget-about-the-kit-and-go-diving test within seconds. Read more...
A Tale of Two Mines
STEFAN PANIS enjoys delving into mines, and he has been diving two old workings on the continent – a German pit that once produced slate, and one in Belgium from which black marble was extracted. Read more...
Nation of Riches More Valuable Than Gold (Pt 2)
In the January edition we left MARK B HATTER heading onward after the first leg of his Solomon Islands adventures but feeling distinctly unwell. Had the curse of Skull Island claimed a victim? Read more...
WIN! WIN! WIN!
AP Diving (originally AP Valves) turns 50 at the end of 2019. To help celebrate their half-century in business AP have launched 3 Challenges to the dive community. Read more...
El Gouna
An hour away by boat from the Red Sea’s famous wreck haven of Abu Nuhas, El Gouna is a self-contained tourist town built on 10km of coastline with access to more than 40 excellent dive sites. Read more...
Be The Champ! – Palau
The Micronesian destination of Palau opens up big vistas for divers lucky enough to get there. Read more...
Reduce, reduce, reduce!
Everyone knows that minimising the amount of weight carried is a diver’s holy grail, but there are practical limits in the quest to down-weight. Read more...
Batty as Frogfish on Bikes
The big stuff is always around, but on a recent trip to Mirihi in the Maldives it’s encounters with characterful fish that make a big impression. Read more...
Two-Way Push
The book is a great read, though it could have done with a better title. Yes, it is about recovering gold, but when the salvage turned to the U-boats I felt a little lost before eventually being put back onto the “gold route”. Read more...
Josh Boggi – Diving to New Depths
Josh Boggi recently became the world’s first triple-amputee Rescue Diver – MELISSA HOBSON met him to find out how he achieved this incredible feat. Read more...