Introducing the New Nautic Wetsuit from Northern Diver
The Nautic wetsuit offers a choice of 3mm or 5mm thick neoprene which features smooth…
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Is Renting Scuba Diving Equipment Safe?
As your scuba diving develops so does your haul of equipment – most of it…
Northern Diver Christmas Sale Now On
It’s the most wonderful time of year…and what a year it’s been! We’re here to spread…
Learn More About the New Semi-Tech Wetsuit from Northern Diver
Manufactured from Yamamoto superstretch neoprene, our new and improved 3 Piece Semi-Tech Wetsuit comprises of…
Dottie Frazier, a Diving Legend, Passes Away
Dottie Frazier, a “Diving Legend” in her own right, and a Women Divers Hall of…
Introducing the New Marlin Triathlon Wetsuit by Northern Diver
Northern Diver are proud to announce their latest innovation, the Marlin Triathlon Wetsuit. Ideal for…
Northern Diver Christmas Sale
Northern Diver are here to spread some festive cheer with lots of amazing online offers to…
Introducing Galapagos, The Sustainable Wetsuit
All-year-round eco-friendly wetsuit made for every watersports enthusiast: Lightweight, Max Warmth, Ultra Flex. The Turti…
Front Zip vs Back Zip Wetsuits
Should you wear a front or back zip wetsuit? There isn’t really a right or…
Scuba Slang and Getting to Know Your Dive Gear
We’re not born as aquatic organisms. Though, as divers, we use dive gear so that…
Dottie Frazier, Breaking Scuba Diving Barriers
For the times, Dottie was defiantly a trailblazer. What’s amazing about Dottie isn’t about what she did, but when she did it.
Introducing: Truli Wetsuits
We make all of our business decisions with the environment in mind, support non-profit educators like Sharks4Kids by donating 1% of all sales to their programming, and raise awareness on mental health associated with body image.
Introducing SUGA: Wetsuits Reincarnated
Yoga mats made in the USA entirely from recycled wetsuits. Suga manufactures premium quality yoga…
Freediving and Scuba Diving wetsuits, what are the differences?
Wetsuit Neoprene is a rubber foam used to make, well, a wetsuit. It is called closed-cell neoprene as the bubbles are trapped in the neoprene rubber foam and between one or more layers of fabric. Closed-cell means that each nitrogen bubble is surrounded and separated by neoprene. Both freediving and scuba suits are made of closed-cell neoprene.
Freediving and Scuba Diving wetsuits, what are the differences?
Wetsuit Neoprene is a rubber foam used to make, well, a wetsuit. It is called…
Stealth wetsuits for divers take off at DEMA 2016
‘Reduce your electrical signal. Get closer’ is the fundamental aim of HECS stealth suits and the HECS website and Facebook page show just how close you can to get to marine life when wearing one of these incredible suits.
Scuba Diving Suits For Summer from King of Watersports
Complete your scuba diving experience with King of Watersports’ great range of quality drysuits. With…
Bare Generously Donates 65 Wetsuits to Coral Restoration Foundation
Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) has received a very generous donation of 65 wetsuits from the wetsuit…