OrcaTorch FlexDive: The Modular Dive Light System That Adapts to Every Dive
Discover the OrcaTorch FlexDive modular dive light — 8000 lumens, dual-beam, 150m rated. The ultimate flexible lighting system for every type of diver.
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Discover the OrcaTorch FlexDive modular dive light — 8000 lumens, dual-beam, 150m rated. The ultimate flexible lighting system for every type of diver.
Kasia Neugebauer |
Many organised group activities got cancelled from our calendars during recent lockdowns and restrictions. If you’d had some experience with snorkelling and freediving, you could have done these activities with...
Cath Bates |
Diving in the dark can reveal a whole new world – and often a more colourful and thrilling one at that! Marine animals behave differently as they hunt or try...
Cath Bates |
We have been excitedly awaiting the Aqualung i330R for a while, and it hasn't disappointed. Compact, full colour and truly excellent value for money, the i330R is undoubtably going to...
Tim Harrison |
Hogarthian style equipment configuration – or the Hog loop - is founded in simplicity and minimalism. In essence, you remove potential failure points and what you do carry is kept...
Cath Bates |
Next week is World Oceans Day. We are posting this blog early to give you some ideas of how you can get involved and contribute to this important event in...
Cath Bates |
Pollution and global warming are killing our oceans rapidly. We have just a few decades to make changes in our lives before the damage to coral reefs becomes irreversible. Without...
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Why are there two different fittings? What are the differences? Is one better than the other? Find out here!
Tim Harrison |
Following the success of the award-winning My Octopus Teacher on Netflix, we thought we should write a blog about camouflage. There are so many marine creatures that use it to...
Cath Bates |
With staycations very much on everyone’s agenda for 2021, you couldn’t go wrong choosing the award-winning North West Highlands snorkel trail as one of this summer’s activities. You might be...
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Turtles date back more than 220 million years. It is thought they can live up to 200 years old, however they are classed as vulnerable, endangered, or critically endangered on...
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May 23rd is World Turtle Day so what better way to salute our favourite marine reptiles than an informative blog! There are 7 species of sea turtle in our oceans...
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A guide to why you should buy your snorkelling equipment from a proper dive shop, rather than doing a bargain supermarket sweep. Here at Mike’s we have an expert team...
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It will soon be time to venture farther afield than the back garden for family activities. We can’t wait to get to sunnier climes and put on our boardies for...
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Seeing whale sharks (Rhincodon Typus) in the wild is an experience rivalled by no other marine animal encounter. Their sheer size, grace and mystery is mesmerizing and if you are...
Cath Bates |
Marine animals are hydrodynamic, so they can move through the water with the least amount of resistance. Sharks have a torpedo shaped body which enables them to swim efficiently with...
Cath Bates |
Birds migrate tens of thousands of miles a year, gliding above water to find food, breed and escape cold weather. Marine animals however are unable to rely on tailwinds or...
Cath Bates |
Sarah from Girls That Scuba heads to Porth Kerris in Cornwall to freedive for the first time in the UK! loading="lazy" This video contains the following kit available at...
Tim Harrison |
Megafauna When big stuff shows up unexpectedly it is a joyous moment. A low flying manta or whale shark swimming by in the blue is always exciting and gets a...
Cath Bates |
Do you have a lust for rust or are you a lover of vibrant corals and sloping reefs? Marine life in both environments can be abundant and colourful, but most...
Cath Bates |
Already a diver but not sure if you are suitably qualified for UK waters? See below for real-life scenarios that might answer questions you have about dipping your toes into...
Cath Bates |
Gloves When choosing a pair of gloves you need the right balance of keeping your hands warm and dexterity. Like a wetsuit, neoprene dive gloves do not keep your hands...
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As a new diver you learn to flutter kick which is an up and down motion. Propulsion is effective and most fin styles lend themselves to this, including split and...
Cath Bates |
The primary purpose of a drysuit is to keep water away from your body. While some drysuit materials have better thermal properties than others, your undersuit will do most of...
Cath Bates |
In this video Lauren from Girls That Scuba talks about why you need to service your scuba equipment regularly and how to choose the right place to get your kit serviced....
Tim Harrison |
Below is a list of considerations when purchasing a BCD specifically for diving in the UK. This is followed with information about 6 BCDs suitable for safe diving in either...
Cath Bates |