For the longest time, newer divers most often opted for the jacket BCD as a viable entry level solution to their diving needs. Why not? Jacket BCD’s are simple, easy to operate, widely found worldwide, and more often than not an inexpensive option. In recent years, there has been an uptick in new diver

All of us as divers are concerned with having safe and enjoyable dives. Safety is preached before each and every dive as well as in all dive education programs. One safety concern that is often overlooked is the one that involves dive cylinders and their contents. If you do a quick search on the Internet,

As residents of this planet, most of us live in areas that don’t present the easiest access to warm water diving or comfortable air temperatures year round. In fact if you are reading this, cooler seasons are most likely a part of life where you live. As divers, we owe it to our investment to dive regularly.

Over the past number of years an increasing number of SCUBA training agencies have adopted curriculum and certifications for divers who wish to dive alone. Whether they are termed “solo diver” or “self reliant diver” courses, the aim is the same...to be proficient enough to safely dive without a buddy.

Welcome to the Dive Right In Scuba Blog: Where Bubbles Meet Brains (and a Splash of Humor!)

Ahoy, fellow adventurers! Welcome to the Dive Right In Scuba blog, your one-stop shop for all things scuba diving – from expert tips and gear reviews to hilarious anecdotes and underwater