Scubapro Go Sock
Scubapro’s slip-on Go Sock is aimed at divers and snorkellers using open-back fins. Read more...
The Technical Diving Revolution – part 3
In the last of his three-part retrospective MICHAEL MENDUNO looks back to when tekkies were clamouring to ’bring on the ‘breathers!’ Read more...
Constructive Paranoia – a Survival Technique
It takes confidence to call a dive, but perhaps we should all take more notice of the cave-diving approach to safety, suggests SIMON PRIDMORE Read more...
As Intriguing As Ever
I must admit that my heart sank a little at the prospect of reading yet another book about Lt-Cdr Lionel Crabb, the fallen angel who has inspired a shelf-full of tomes since the 1950s. Read more...
Bony Would Have Died Happy
Yes, had Napoleon Bonaparte been into diving, he would soon have realised that St Helena is not the worst place in the world to end your days in exile. Read more...
Sali Army
A mighty army of tiny critters, that is, at a near-virgin site in up-and-coming Halmahera. JOHN LIDDIARD reports Read more...
Waterproof W80 & W-Series Overvest
Easy to don and doff, very comfortable and seemingly rugged with its stand-out feature being the microcell construction. Highly recommended. Read more...
Be The Champ! – The Spread
Palau’s jellyfish lake has been closed to visitors for the past few years to allow the population of jellies to recover, after unusually hot weather in 2016 severely reduced their numbers. Read more...
Bleak Expectations
I have watched many documentaries bemoaning the state of the marine environment over the years, and have come to expect them at least to end on an uplifting note. Read more...
Marlin Hunt
Think you’ve seen it all under water and ready for new thrills? HENLEY SPIERS found a hot contender in the new-thrills category recently, off Mexico’s Pacific coast Read more...