For centuries, people have tried to explore the aquatic environment. Before, their main reason was to gather food or to salvage some items from rivers, lakes and oceans. Also, young girls and boys were trained to free dive to gather shellfish and seaweed, and even sponges from the sea floor.

In modern times, although people still continue to dive for valuable objects and food, diving's popularity grew especially in warm vacation destinations. Tourists and diving enthusiasts skin dive to explore the underwater world. Without any special training and equipment, they were able to observe the beauty of aquatic life.

Basically, skin diving is defined as a water activity wherein swimmers depend on their lung capacity, a diving mask, snorkel, and fins to move about underwater for several minutes. It is an extension of snorkeling, where a person views the underwater environment from the water surface.

Skin diving is termed as such because of the little equipment it requires. Its basic requirements are only a waterproof mask, fins for the feet, and a snorkel. A snorkel is just a tube about 38 cm long with a mouthpiece on one end, used for breathing underwater.

The diving mask should allow the skin divers to see clearly even when underwater. A mask which completely encapsulates the nose and eyes to form an air space between the water and diver's eyes is preferred.

Fins, or also called flippers are like the webbed feet of a duck. These enhance the divers' movements below the water, and helped to propel them in a smooth and efficient motion. All fins have a foot pocket to secure your feet in, and large sheets of flexible plastic.

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Snorkels are also helpful in observing shallow marine life. As long one end extends out of the surface, the diver will be able to breathe normally. However, snorkels shouldn't be more than 15 inches long since air can't be drawn to greater depths.

If you want to go deeper into the water, you have to hold your breath. Since you can't possiblily live without breathing for hours, you could only stay beneath the ocean for brief periods, usually about two minutes. Experienced skin divers, however, however are known to stay underwater for several minutes.

The main difference of skin diving from scuba diving is the device used by scuba divers. Scuba stands for "self-contained underwater-breathing apparatus", which is basically just a metal tank filled with air. This tank should be connected to a valve regulator for pressure adjustment so the diver can breathe comfortably even at greater water pressures.

Also, since scuba diving involves exploring the water at greater depths, there are other major considerations. A scuba diver needs a suit to keep him warm enough while underwater.

Scuba divers also make use of buoyancy compensators to help them control their position while underwater. A diver just controls the amount of air in these buoyancy compensators to adjust their overall buoyancy.

Of course, there are several pressure related injuries which a scuba diver is exposed to. Ascending or descending too quickly causing significant rapid changes in the pressure difference between a diver's body and his surroundings may be fatal. That's why, scuba divers need to go through specialized training to be able to stay safe and remain alive even when more than a hundred feet below water.

That's basically the difference between scuba diving and skin diving. When you scuba dive, you are largely dependent on your diving gears for survival. Skin diving on the other hand is a simpler form of exploring the underwater environment, that's probably what makes it very popular. As mentioned, you only need to rely on your own swimming prowess. You won't need to pay for any expensive special breathing equipment.

So if you plan to stay at greater depths for a longer period of time, you can take some scuba diving lessons. Scuba diving is mostly beneficial for those who wish to study and collect date on marine environments.

Skin diving is mostly used for food gathering underwater. In some parts of the Caribbean, it is illegal to catch lobsters using any scuba equipment, thus, those who are good in skin make hundreds of dives each day to collect lobsters.

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Question by RomoRex: Where can I get clear diving or snorkeling fins?
I want clear diving fins...snorkeling fins...whichever. Like Jessica Alba wears in Into the Blue. Where can I get them?

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Fins come in all shapes and sizes. Various companies make clear fins. Just do a search online and find someone who offers clear ones. Make sure they fit and are the proper type for your needs before buying them. Your local dive shop may be able to order them for you and may even have some of the same type that you can try before ordering.

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A Look at Skin Diving

Scuba diving is one of the popular activities preferred by a majority of individuals these days. Almost every person today prefers to learn scuba diving either for fun or for starting a successful career in it. No matter whatever your needs are, you need to develop a clear and proper knowledge of diving equipment in order to become skilled scuba diver.

Scuba diving equipment adapts a person to the underwater world and makes him a part of it. Improper knowledge of equipment can prove dangerous for a person. Some of the major equipment which is used in this activity has been discussed below:

Mask is one of the major equipment used in diving for a better view under water. It comprises of two major parts including a glass plate and a rubber part, also popular under the name of "cuff". The cuff prevents water from entering into the mask by accommodating and adhering to the forms of the face. It is available in a number of models.

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Scuba stands for "Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus." It enables the diver to carry his breathing medium and work underwater with ease without any support from the surface. It is of three types, closed-circuit, open-circuit and semi-closed circuit scuba.

The snorkel is hook-like apparatus which comprises of a plastic tube and a rubber mouthpiece. It is used for breathing when the diver is near the surface.

This is another important piece of equipment which helps the diver in swimming fast and saving energy. As far as the structure of fins is concerned, it is quite similar to the legs of a Frog. These are composed of different kinds of rubber and plastics. Fins are of two main kinds - for beginners and professionals. One that is for beginners is small, soft and more flexible as compared to the latter one. With this type of fin, one can swim easily but with less speed.  Other one which is meant for professionals is big, hard and has rigid restrictive gills. Moving with these fins is a bit difficult but fast.

These are some of the major equipment which is required in case of scuba diving. Before you start your diving journey, you should be well aware of all these otherwise you might get caught in a problematic situation. In this regard, you can take help from diving schools which have special courses and programs to spread knowledge of equipment among students.

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Diving Equipment and Their Use!

• Trek Fins are the most popular snorkeling fins and are "Travel-Ready" in compact size
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One area of scuba diving education that seems to get little attention is how to pack your gear. My very first scuba diving vacation was when my wife and I got married in Hawaii and did our honeymoon in Tahiti. I toted a full sized, scuba suitcase from Chicago to Maui to Honolulu to Papeete to Bora Bora to Moorea, then back to Honolulu and finally Chicago. Each leg of the journey, I had to pay extra for the weight (and extra bag) of scuba gear. I carried way too much unneeded stuff. In today's economy, the airlines are looking for any reason to bend you over and nail you in the keester with luggage fees. So planning how you pack, can save you some money in the future.<!--more-->

The Thinking Dive Traveler

Before you start putting anything in a bag, you first have to go over everything and look for items that can be removed. I'm currently packing for a trip to Turks and Caicos. As I was folding up my mesh bag for carrying gear on a boat, I noticed that I still had a bunch of teaching slates in one of the pockets. I removed the backup light from my harness as well as the backup double ender I keep and stainless steel buckle used to hold my canister light in place. Even though I could really use my stainless steel backplate, I'm taking my aluminum plate to reduce the weight of the bag (I'll add a weight belt when I get there). By making these small changes, I was able to shave off 8 pounds from the bag. That may not seem like much, but it will help me get below the "heavy" bag weight limit the airlines impose. Remember, every ounce counts. So get into the mindset to eliminate even the smallest item if it isn't needed. If your bag is even 1 pound over the weight limit, you can bet a paycheck the airline will charge you extra. There's a war raging for your dollar. You need to fight to keep it. Make sure you know the weight limits for the airline you are traveling with prior to packing up your dive gear.

The Rental Option

Even if you own your own gear, you can still opt to rent gear from the dive operator you are diving with. This way you won't have to worry about packing, and maybe losing your dive gear. I'm always skeptical about renting gear in other countries. Who knows how well it has been taken care of. I get the willies just thinking about donning a wet suit that a thousand people may have puked on, peed in or done something worse. So I prefer to take my own gear. Certainly renting gear at your destination is a viable option. Just do your homework into how they service their gear.

Maximizing Bag Space

Looking at how you pack your gear can be a big benefit to you. You are only given a finite space to place your gear in a bag. My shorty wetsuit and mesh gear bag will lay perfectly flat on the bottom of my travel case (when it's laying down). I then put my backplate and wing on top of that. Make sure all of the air is out of your BCD prior to packing. My regulator bag sits nicely inside the harness next to the backplate. I have fin "pockets" on the inside of my travel case. Even my Jet fins will fit in them. My wet suit boots go in the foot pocket of my fins. The lid of my travel case has a padded zipper pocket on the inside of it. My mask fits in there nicely. I carry my bottom timer/depth gauge on my carry-on bag. By packing this way, I have plenty of room for souvenirs to bring home. Just as long as they don't push me over the bag weight limit. In the past, I made mistakes by packing things I thought I needed. For example, I own two regulator bags. One is a very nice, thickly padded XS Scuba one. I love that reg bag. But it is too bulky to travel with. So I have a less bulky one, that isn't as nice, to carry my regulators in. I've also stopped carrying multiple Pelican cases. In the past, I took as many as three Pelican cases to hold "stuff". I'm now down to only one small case, to hold my wallet and sunglasses when I'm in the water.

Make Sound Travel Decisions

If you take frequent scuba vacations, make sure that you think through your gear choices when traveling. It doesn't hurt to have a travel BCD that is smaller and lighter than your home BCD. Same thing with fins. As much as I love my Scubapro Jet fins, my old Dacor Panthers save me 4 extra pounds and I can move through warm water just as efficiently as my Jets. I also have warm water boots that are low cut and a thin rubber sole. Whereas my home wet suit boots are high tops with a thick, hard sole.

Otherwise, if you don't mind paying the extra fees for exceeding your checked bag weight limit, then feel free to keep stimulating the economy. We could use all the help we can get.

Dive Safe,
Duane
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Question by yoji_00: I'm thinking of buying some long-bladed free diving fins, but do those work alright for breaststrokes?
I'm thinking of buying some free diving fins (the kind with the very long and flexible blades) for my wife, but we're concerned that they may not work well when using a breaststroke. I'd like to make sure before I drop $ 100+ on a pair.

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I'm a competitive swimmer, and I personally would not buy the long fins if using them for breaststroke. When I swim, my coaches have never let us use fins while kicking breaststroke because it causes stress to your knees, and they don't particularly help while swimming breaststroke. There are specific fins that CAN be used when training breaststroke, but they can run expensive. These fins also shouldn't be used for kicking any other stroke. Hope this helps!

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How to Pack for a Scuba Diving Vacation

Snorkeling Tours in Pattaya don't require any specific training and most people that join the trips can snorkel safely by themselves. Strong swimmer - or not - holidaymakers in Pattaya can escape the crowds for a relaxing day around the Tropical Reefs, taking photographs of fish and cooling off in the refreshing, calm waters of Koh Larn and other nearby Coral Islands. Family fun in Pattaya can be inexpensive and simple and we aim to show you how.

Snorkeling can produce benefits for people of all ages and there are no specific age barriers for this water based leisure sport. Young children gain confidence and comfort while swimming and splashing around in the oceans and the elderly receive tremendous therapeutic gains from a little light exercise around the shallow bays and stimulating scenery. No formal training or lessons are required to snorkel and most people can use the gear very easily after some general tips and advice. It is an ideal sport for families to participate in together which makes it a great pastime for vacationers to seek some budget priced leisurely swimming adventures away from the hustle and bustle of Pattaya.

Typical Snorkeling Equipment consists of;

A Mask & Snorkel
Wetsuit
Diving Fins
Flotation Vest
Waterproof Camera (optional)

There are many tour companies in Pattaya offering snorkel trips and other water sport activities, but equally there are many that cram customers into a small speed boat with very little shelter from the strong sunlight and without proper medical and toilet facilities. We suggest that you consider the size and comfort of your chosen sea transport with an emphasis on quality for the overall enjoyment of the experience. Our professional guides can offer tips and help for novice snorkelers and for those who've never breathed through a snorkel tube before we have some useful guidelines from our PADI Snorkeling Instructor.

Always use a mask de fog solution before you enter the water (saliva works too)
Attach the snorkel to the mask strap securely
Swim on the surface and look down and ahead at approx 45 degree angle to avoid the snorkel dangling in the water
Breathe cautiously and if water enters the snorkel try to blast the water clear
Pace yourself and try to avoid swimming in strong currents and surface chop

Modern snorkeling gear allows you to peer beneath sea level and appreciate the vibrant beauty of the corals and marine life in the shallows near to the shoreline. Coral reefs generally thrive better in warm water with lots of sunshine. The Gulf of Thailand has an average water temperature of thirty degrees and thus has many coral island reefs within an hours' boat trip from the Port and daily snorkel tours are generally available for less than the price of a family meal. Departing around 09.00am and usually returning late afternoon, allows a fun packed day full of fresh air, clear water with unrivalled peace and tranquility.

The nearby islands of Koh Larn and Koh Sak tend to be busier for boat traffic though very popular with tourists being ferried from the marina at Laem Bali Hai. Weather and sea conditions permitting, we prefer to take our guests to the more remote islands of Koh Rin, Koh Pai and their neighbouring pinnacles where the water clarity is almost always better, the corals are more dense and colourful, and there is a distinct lack of jetski's and power boats to contend with.

Sea life in Pattaya and Thailand tends to be mainly hard coral formations such as brain coral, table coral and the stag horn variety. Tropical fishes that inhabit these structures are mainly small reef fish such as damsel fish, sergeant major fish, butterfly fish and surgeon fish. We are also lucky enough to see turtles and dolphins in the area though these tend to be an occasional glimpse rather than regular sightings.

The resort of Pattaya is blessed with a fairly stable weather pattern and snorkeling trips can be enjoyed almost any day of the year. The south west monsoons that arrive around May don't tend to cause too many problems for tour companies with sturdy dive boats and the refreshing sea breeze of the 'winter' months tends to keep them free from rain and high humidity. So, if you're searching for something a little more relaxing than the normal chaos in Pattaya and a lot of Fun - Take a Snorkeling Tour around the Coral Islands.

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So you've decided to go on a dive vacation. It's time that you explore the natural blue wonder that's otherwise known as the sea. People who get into scuba diving become addicted to the hobby because the ocean does really offer a different world that is more beautiful than you can ever imagine. As a diver, you can go light and decide to rent out the equipment in the destination itself. But diving aficionados believe that you also need to invest in some tools. This obviously makes for a better option because it's simply more hygienic. Plus, you do get to save money from all the rentals in the long run.

You can rent out the tank and have the resort take care of the boat. Unless you have a lot of money to spare, budget should always be at the top of your list. This isn't to say that skimp on your purchases. Rather, get a trusted brand because these do last longer. And as a diver, make sure you have the following pieces of equipment whenever you go out to dive:

Mask and goggles. These are usually sold in sets and can be packed easily inside your suitcase. For obvious reasons, it is better than you own your very own pair especially if you're particular about things you put in your mouth.
Anti-fog spray. Spit or toothpaste is what divers put on their masks to lessen the fogging. The sprays are much better because the effects last longer.
Underwater camera. If you're a diving enthusiast, you will want to document your every dive. This is also a good way for you to keep track of your dive vacations. Remember, there are wonderful sites everywhere, and if you want to explore each one, you will want to have a memento so you can also see where your best experiences are.
Wet suit. Sometimes, some dive areas don't offer a wide range of wet suits. You will want to make sure that what you wear fits you perfectly.
Aqua shoes. For the same reason, you will want something that fits you perfectly. And it's something you can always use even when you don't go out diving.
Fins. A good pair of fins will fit well over your aqua shoes. Some brands even sell them as a set. Look into your nearest dive stores and see what they have to offer.
Torch. These are great for night dives, and if you're brave enough to venture out even when the sun isn't out, this can be a very good investment as not all destinations have these for each diver.
Gloves. The deeper you go, the colder the water gets. You need to be prepared especially if you're working at becoming not just a certified diver, but a dive master.

The BCD and dive belts may be too much of a hassle to keep. These are the things you can easily get your hands on when you're in your destination. Aside from that, don't go for equipment that may be a little too expensive to maintain. Just get yourself familiar with what you have and you should be fine.

Live Adventurously is a site that helps you with your travel needs. This company is comprised of a tribe of dive enthusiasts who want to share the beauty of the world to their clients. For those who want to explore the underwater world, check out the site and see the surprises they have in store for you.

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A Review of PADI Online Scuba Diving Courses

We went to the PADI website and it was a very well designed beautiful website. What this company does is offer Professional Scuba Diving Courses. These course start at the beginning level which can be taken online up to the most advanced certifications.

The cost for the PADI Online Open Water Diver Course is 0.00 and is non refundable. This fee covers training and knowledge development and gives you access to the Open Water Diver Manual which is their online course textbook. You can get all the bookwork done online. But before you get officially certified, you will need to go to your local PADI Dive Center or Resort. Once you get there, you will need to pay additional fees and complete the rest if your certification requirements in the ocean.

You will also need to bring a Diving Mask, Snorkel, a good set of Diving Fins and you're also responsible for all of your own Diving Equipment. If you are unsure of what you need to bring with you I'd recommend dropping by your local PADI Dive Center and ask them before you go out and purchase a bunch of equipment for your Dive. They may also want you to go out and get some additional equipment as well, such as a Recreational Dive Planner Table and a Log Book.

Once you register for the eLearning part of the Scuba Diving Course, they give you one year to complete that portion of it from the time you register. So I wouldn't recommend dawdling too long, plus why would you? I'm sure you're anxious to get certified anyway.

Their eLearning system consists of Videos, Audios, Graphical Illustrations and also requires some reading. This learning system also includes a bunch of short quizzes, so make sure you're picking up the material you are reading about. This program is Self Paced, so you can dictate how fast you make it through this program.

The PADI Open Water Diver Course just happens to be the most popular Scuba Diving Course in the world today. In fact, millions have started their Diving Careers by taking this course. Learning to Scuba Dive isn't easy. It takes a culimination of critical thinking concepts such as learning facts and concepts. Additionally it requires motor skills such as coordination and endurance and the application of techniques you learn in the classroom.

The The PADI Open Water Diver Course Online will give you all the knowledge you need to become successful. But the only way to develop the remaining skills necessary for you to make it as a Scuba Diver will be to visit your Local PADI Dive Center and to get live training from a Certified Scuba Instructor over there. The online portion of the course is available in Spanish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, French and the Netherlands in addition to English.

I personally believe almost anyone can become Scuba Certified if they apply themselves a little bit. It's a great certification to bring with you if you ever want to become a Life Guard as well. And not only is Scuba Diving an excellent hobby, this is a skill that could help you in a Search & Rescue Mission or one that could help you save someones life in the future. We wish you the best of luck in your future Diving Adventures!

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Question by Cesar P: What size fins should I get so I can wear diving boots?
I am new to freediving and I have been using diving fins and boots that aren't my size (I have size 12 to 12.5 feet (depends on brand) and my fins are medium size I don't know the size but my boots are size 10 and say large on them) so I decided to buy new gear but I don't know what size fins to get so I can also wear diving boots, do I get size 12 or 13?

Best answer:

Answer by uwaterskye
If you want to wear boots and fins, the fins would need to be the footless style with a strap round the heel. They don't have sizes as such. The sized fins fit round your whole foot and you have to be bare-footed to wear them.

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Monterey Coroner: 2 Teen Divers' Equipment Did Not Fail
A sheriff's coroner concluded Monday that two teenage boys who died while scuba diving in the Monterey Bay died from suffocating while drowning in the ocean, however, their scuba equipment did not fail.
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Following Are a Few Dos and Don'ts Related to Scuba Diving

Those who have been on a cruise to the Caribbean or Catalina know that it is the perfect place for diving as the water there is so blue and clear. You would definitely want to try scuba diving there, even if you are not into it. In order to sign up for that, though, you have to be in a good physical shape, be an experienced swimmer, and be certified. Only if you are a qualified scuba diver would the cruise diving team let you dive - after all, danger is everywhere, including underwater.

Before you embark on that extreme experience, there are facts you need to know. Following are a few Dos and Don'ts related to scuba diving.

•    Scuba Diving Dos:

1)    The two most important requirements are the good physical shape and certification. If you lack any of those, do not risk your life.

2)    The things you need to take: mask, diving fins, weight belt, regulator and octopus, compass, dive light with backup, dive knife, air tank and backup, dive flag, spare mouthpiece, first aid kit, flare gun (do not forget the flares!).

3)    It is safer and more pleasant if you have a diving partner. Do not forget to constantly keep visual contact, and try not to kick out their mouthpiece.

4)    A third person is a must. They stay on the boat, have a mobile phone, and help when getting out of the water.

5)    If you want to bring back a souvenir, take an underwater camera with you together with underwater light and backup.

•    Scuba Diving Don'ts:

1)    Do not drink and then dive. Think about your own safety and the safety of your partner.

2)    Do not forget to tell someone where you are and when you will go back.

3)    Do not eat too much before diving; before diving wait for at least two hours after eating. Otherwise, you might get cramps or troubled breathing.

These are only some of the useful tips related to scuba diving you need to take into consideration. Always inform yourself before diving.

Following are some other topics you mind find interesting:

•    The only documentation of the use of inflated goatskins used as breathing devices is carvings depicting Assyrian soldiers crossing rivers with the help of the devices.

•    The first to mention an underwater device was Leonardo da Vinci (the 15th c.). He called it Bad Human Nature and did not explain how it works - most probably because it could be used for the sinking of ships, and even for murdering.

•    Guy Gilpatrick invented the waterproof goggles in the 1930s, France. Their function was to keep the salt water out of the eyes at the surface.

•    The L. A. Co. Dept. of Parks and Recreation, USA, offered the first scuba diving certification course. The wetsuit was introduced to the public in 1956.

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Following Are a Few Dos and Don’ts Related to Scuba Diving

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Lessons from the Koh Tao Open Water Diving Course: Part 1 ? Equipment

Scuba diving equipment has evolved to become sophisticated, incredibly safe, reliable and high performance. There’s a massive range of options and features available, to allow scuba diving in any environment.

To familiarize you with how a set of scuba diving gear works, we’ll run you through a basic set, and discuss what options and features would be suitable for warm water Koh Tao diving.

How Does Scuba Gear Work: A Typical Koh Tao Diving Setup Scuba Cylinder

Firstly we need somewhere to store the air which we’ll be breathing whilst underwater. Scuba cylinders or tanks) come in a range of sizes and materials. Scuba diving Koh Tao we opt for aluminum cylinders, which are resistant to the corrosive salty ocean conditions, compressing air into 12 litre cylinders at two hundred time normal atmospheric pressure (200 bar). That volume of air allows an average diver to dive for about 45 minutes at normal recreational depths, (factoring in a safety margin).

Regulator – First Stage

This is the bit which attaches to the valve of the scuba cylinder. Since the air inside the cylinder is at two hundred times normal pressure, we need to reduce that pressure down to make it breathable. This is the job of the regulator first stage. Most first stages reduce down the pressure to about ten bar above ambient water pressure (called the intermediate pressure), which is then fed down to the ….

Regulator - Second Stage

This is the bit that you put in your mouth and breathe from. The second stage contains a large diaphragm which the surrounding water pressure pushes on. What that does is adjust the intermediate pressure (delivered from the first stage) to exactly the same pressure as the surrounding water. The result is that when you breathe in, a valve opens and allows air to flow freely. When you stop breathing in or exhale, the valve remains closed allowing you to conserve your air supply.

Regulator - Alternate Air Source

In case your buddy has an equipment problem, you also have a alternate second stage attached to your first stage, which means in the event of an emergency your buddy can also breathe from your cylinder. This is one of the reasons why it’s always a good idea to stick with a buddy when scuba diving.

Buoyancy Control Device - BCD

Obviously we need a way of keeping the cumbersome cylinder attached to us, so the BCD is a robust jacket which allows you to strap the cylinder to your back. The BCD also has a second important function. You can adjust the amount of air inside the jacket so that you hover motionlessly in mid water and control your position underwater. Whilst at the surface you can inflate the BCD to avoid swimming to stay afloat, and save energy.

Wetsuit

Your body looses heat about twenty times faster in water than air, so you’ll need to wear some kind of exposure protection to keep warm. The good news is, Koh Tao diving has very warm water – usually about 30C. That means during the Padi open water course we usually wear a 2.5mm neoprene ‘shorty’ wetsuit , which keeps us comfortable during the dives.

Weights

The bad news is that neoprene is buoyant (as is body fat),  so to be able to descend underwater we have to carry some lead weights. The easiest way to do this (adopted by most Koh Tao dive schools) is to attach the lead to a weight belt which you secure around your waist prior to each dive.

Scuba Diving Mask

Your eyes can’t focus in water, so you need to wear a mask to be able to see when diving. If you have a little spare cash and plan to invest in piece of scuba diving gear of your own, make sure you buy a mask. A good diving mask makes all the difference to your Koh Tao diving experience – if you can see properly you’ll have a much better time!

Diving Fins

With all this gear, it becomes a bit tricky getting around underwater. To make life easier we wear large, rigid diving fins which take all the effort out of swimming, allowing us to maintain our air supply and explore the Koh Tao dive sites with ease.

For more info, visit the Simple Life website [http://www.simplelifedivers.com], and don’t miss part two of our series of lessons from the Koh Tao Padi open water course, where we examine some realities and myths of dangerous aquatic life!

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Cressi Men’s Gara 3000 LD Long Distane Long Blade Diving Fins

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Learn About Some Popular Scuba Diving Fins

These days there isn't a shortage of Scuba Diving Fins available for you to decide from. The high tech fins these days are manufactured with angles and vents. These will help you swim better using advanced design architecture when compared to their old school counter parts. If you only plan on going for one dive, then you really only need one pair of fins. However if you plan on diving regularly, you should consider having multiple sets of fins handy.

A couple examples of popular fins are the Aeris Velocity Full Foot Fins. These happen to be manufactured with Power Enhancing Vents or PEV's. These vents are designed in such a way in which they do exactly what their name indicates, which is increase the fin power. What happens is water goes through the PEV's during the process of the fin stroke. This takes a majority of the stress off the divers leg while water accelerates over the blade which results in much faster velocity.

When water is run through the PEV's this results in a reduction of lateral movement from the fin which happens to just be wasted energy anyway. This inevitably results in each kick becoming much more efficient. The Aeris Velocity Full Foot Fins happen to be rated as some of the most popular Scuba Diving Fins on the market by Rodales. This fin happens to be a great fin for the legs, is very easy to maneuver and allows for propulsion without exerting any extra effort.

Other popular Scuba Diving Fins are the U.S. Divers Proflex II. One customer from Amazon mentioned they purchased a set of these fins and that there were no rubbing or blisters on their dive. These fins you can actually purchase at a relatively low cost of around .00. They got a 5 star rating 20 out of 29 reviews.

Also the U.S. Divers Proflex II Diving Fins give you almost as much boost as fins that cost 0.00 or more. It was also suggested by a custom that you purchase these fins one size larger than normal and by doing so you will avoid the "rubber biting" effect that can happen when you purchase fins that are a bit small for your feet.

Which Scuba Diving Fins you purchase depend mostly on how frequently you'll be diving and whether you'll be Scuba Diving or Snorkeling. Snorklers only swim in shallow water so the fins they need don't have to work as efficiently as they would for a Scuba Diver. Also remember to wash your fins off with a fresh water hose each time you use them. This will prevent salt water dry rotting from ruining the material, seams or connecting parts as salt water has been known to destroy just about anything.

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Cressi Reaction Open Heel Diving Fins (Clear, Medium/Large)
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Learn About Some Popular Scuba Diving Fins

• Long dive fin with fishtail style blade
• Neoprene foot wrap that gives the performance of a full foot pocket fin
• Adjustable heel strap for a better fit
• TPE insert and foot pocket for comfort
• Excellent fin choice for recreational snorkeling

Snorkel with ease in this comfortable long fin blade sure to move you through the water at your chosen pace. The neoprene foot wrap and adjustable heel strap will keep your foot snug and secure. Buy along with any of our mask/snorkel sets and you will be ready for the tropical beach vacation of your dreams!

List Price: $ 29.99

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Scuba Dive Gear Diving Snorkelling Fins Mesh Travel Bag US $35.20

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Mens Aeris Velocity Scuba Diving Snorkeling Fins Size S M US $14.50

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Aeris Velocity Duo Split Scuba Diving Open Heel Adjustable Fins (Blue Medium/Large men 7.5-10 women 8.5-11)
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Speedo Adjustable Dive Fin

• Features the 3 material molding process which is found in Cressi's top of the line scuba diving fins
• The blade materials make for a very swift and responsive kick
• The ultra-soft foot pocket material which integrates with the blade provides outstanding energy transfer to the blade from the leg during the kick.
• Available in a wide range of sizes from kids to adult and is available in a variety of fun colors.

Pluma is an extraordinary fin that makes the most of a sophisticated moulding technology previously used only on the hi-tech models designed specifically for free diving and scuba diving. In fact, it uses the same Cressi patented construction system of moulding in 3 different materials to get high performance, extreme lightness and easy kicking, and astonishing comfort. The blade is made from light and at the same time reactive polypropylene, with a very energetic and snappy rebound. Two side supporting grooves and other ribbing on the bottom of the blade guarantee progressive and controlled bending. The result is powerful and fluid, untiring kicking, just like a fin in this category should provide. The foot housing extends right along the bottom of the blade to guarantee high protection during kicking even in shallow water and near rocks and suchlike. It is made from soft thermo-rubber and the computer-designed shape offers great comfort as well as making them suitable for long u

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List Price: $ 39.99

Our Price: $ 25.95

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www.forcefin.com www.pbs.org www.bmottdive.com Every Adventure begins at the Trail of Discovery- Force Fins Blair Mott swims on the trail of discovery with his Tan Delta Excellerating Force Fins. Along the way he fins through his front yard, the Channels Islands National Marine Sanctuary in California, Deco stops in the Gulf after documenting the USS Monitor with Ocean Futures Society, surface swims on his way to capture natural methane gas seeps from the ocean floor with the BBC, and comes up for air with Steve Barsky after talent diving for the up coming Full Face Mask video from Hammer Head Press. Fining through adventure he shares the screen with Kevin Gurr and a glimpse of the Excellerating Force Fins on descent. Look forward to new trails of discovery with other Force Fin Models. Blair Mott's Stunt Double for opening sequence : Nathan Dembeck The Excellerating Force Fin feature a long, scooped blade with recoiling underside ribs that catapult you forward for instant acceleration. Clean leading edges for turbulence-free, rapid response to changes in direction and tapered trailing edges snap for extra propulsion. They are adaptable for optional Force Wings which allow you to control the way the water works for you. When positioned parallel to your direction of travel, they stabilize and track your fin.
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Cressi Men’s Pluma Closed-Foot Diving Fin (Blue, 8.5/9.5)

• Dual-composite fin blade for excellent snap, power and styling
• Super-soft and comfortable foot pocket with adjustable strap to fine tune fit
• Compact length is great as a travel snorkeling fin, but suitable for other watersport activities such as bodyboarding and swimming
• Trek Fins are the most popular snorkeling fins and are "Travel-Ready" in compact size

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