MAKE WHAT’S ON THE INSIDE COUNT Did you know that when heat escapes your body, you can lose more than 60 percent of the energy that keeps you warm? To ensure you stay warm during every dive, BARE’s new Ultrawarmth category of watersports products features OMNIRED Technology. OMNIRED has been lab-tested and proven to provide […]
Save $50 With Winter Diving Course DatesGet certified now, enjoy every dive this summer. Winter might feel like the off-season, but it’s actually one of the best times to dive in NZ — with clearer water, fewer crowds, and the chance to get certified before the rush. Right now, we’re giving you $50 off our most popular recreational […]
STAY WARM AND PROTECTED WITH OUTER LAYERS Drysuit outer layers are made from trilaminate or neoprene material. Both require the addition of under layers to keep you warm, the decision becomes how many and how thick. Many divers will use existing layers that weren’t designed for dive. While this may be a tempting option, BARE […]
What is a Dry Suit?A dry suit is a type of protective garment used by divers to stay dry and maintain body temperature in cold water. The suit is designed to be completely watertight and usually includes features like seals around the neck and wrists and a waterproof zipper. Key Features of a Dry SuitKey […]
Visit our online shop and all items in our Drysuit section are discounted 20% – https://idive.co.nz/collections/drysuits-1 Simply enter this code at checkout to apply the discount:20%OFFDrysuits
We have a new Dive Center in Silverdale We are thrilled to announce that we are joining forces with Kiwi Divers, in Silverdale, from the start of February. The store in Silverdale is not moving you will just see some new branding over the next month or so. What does this mean for customers? Two Convenient […]
Scorpion fish located at the middle stacker of the HMSNZ Canterbury Wreck – Photo by Doyle Larsson The scorpion fish (Scorpaena cardinalis), also known as the eastern red scorpionfish, grandfather hapuku or New Zealand red rock cod are found in temperate waters and are distributed around Northern New Zealand, the Tasman Sea, and the Kermadec Islands. […]
While the world goes crazy, we are trying to maintain a level of normalcy here in the store. We want to assure all our customers that while it is business as usual, we take the health of our customers and staff very seriously… For that reason we are respectfully requesting anyone who is feeling unwell […]
Master Scuba Divers – not to be confused with Divemasters – are considered to be part of an elite group of respected divers who have earned this rating through both significant experience and scuba training, with fewer than two percent of divers ever achieving this rating. First of all, it’s not a qualification, it’s a ‘rating’. […]
Pinpoint accurate buoyancy control is a fundamental scuba skill. Precise control of your buoyancy is what enables you to hover completely motionless, then back out of an area without using your hands at all. At first glance, buoyancy control looks like a simple matter of balancing the downward force of your ballast weights against the […]