The name says it all. The Safety & Fun Buoy is a combination high-visibility safety buoy and a swimming aid.
Made of durable HF welded PVC, this economical SMB (surface marker buoy) includes a 20ft/6m tether and clip. It folds compactly and stows in its own nylon pouch. The bag itself is fitted with a clip for attachment to a D-ring for quick and easy deployment.
When you need to be sure your octo reg remains secure and at-the-ready, you can rely on the OCTOPUS HOLDER PROFESSIONAL. This serious magnetic retainer features an extremely strong magnet that keeps the two parts of the holder firmly together until the octopus is needed.
Traditional 5cm wide nylon weight belts in fast drying fabric to prevent mildew and odor.
Nylon or stainless steel quick release buckle.
Available in black, blue.
Traditional 5cm wide nylon weight belts in fast drying fabric to prevent mildew and odor.
Nylon and Plastic quick release buckle.
SCUBAPRO Pocket Weight Belts make weight adjustment easy, even when floating
on the surface. Simply open the Velcro closed pockets to slide weights in or out.
Makes weight adjustment easy, even when floating on the surface. Simply open the Velcro closed pockets to slide weights in or out.
This heavy-duty reel is a handy accessory for search and navigation dives and a mandatory gear item for wreck or cave diving.
Available in three sizes
Spools are injection-molded with glass-filled nylon
#24 hi-viz yellow nylon 16 strand line (breaking strength 120 lbs / 55 kg)
4” stainless steel doublender bolt snap with 18-8 SS internal springs
An excellent and well made Octopus holder by Scubapro. The Scubapro Mouthpiece Plug Assembly comes with a clip, for you to attached the Octopus securely while Scuba Diving. The Octopus can be disengaged upon emergency, and yet still stays sturdy and neat during your dives.
It features a plug mechanism to prevent any sand or debris from entering the Octopus. Dive responsibly by making sure your Octopus is always working and is ready to be donated. Octopus that floats all over the place, scooping sand, or broken shells on the sea bed is not a nice way to treat your buddy.
