Matt Fitzgerald

Weighting: simultaneously one of the most crucial and most neglected aspects of diving. Being correctly weighted is essential for safety, comfort and good trim. On … Read More

A dive can be made or broken by the simplest of details. Numb, useless fingers is one of them. A good glove, however, will make … Read More

A good wetsuit is like a Swiss Army knife; it’s a trusty old pal that’ll never let you down. And, just like a Swiss Army … Read More

For the diver wishing to fine-tune their trim and overall diving experience, a BCD is the next logical purchase. The variety of options on the … Read More

Within the world of diving, there are three groups: those who dive with computers, those who dive with tables, and those who do neither, instead … Read More

Buying your first scuba regulator is a symbolic act. The act signifies that you are no longer part of the one-time-a-year diving club. He who … Read More

Fins are one of the most crucial pieces of equipment when it comes to optimising the diving experience. For the experienced diver, fins quickly become … Read More

Wading out of the water, with Cousteau’s Aqua-Lung hoses slung over either shoulder; the oval mask atop the forehead; and – most importantly – the … Read More

The buying of a first drysuit is an experience similar to a first kiss; fear-inducing, thrill-arousing, and – in general – a perilous venture. However, … Read More