PADI Specialty Course Manual: Dry Suit Diver Adrenalin Boots

PADI Specialty Course Manual: Dry Suit Diver Adrenalin BootsSome of the famous dive sites of this world are in cold water areas, such as the well known dive site in Silfra, Iceland, where you can dive between two tectonic plates. With temperatures barely above freezing, you want to be protected against the cold and dive in a drysuit. By becoming a dry suit diver you expand your boundaries and are able to dive more places, throughout the whole year. Due to the large air filled capacity in a dry suit, buoyancy

latex and neoprene neck seals

The overmoulded toe cap adds extra protection and the moulded fin strap cleat make sure your fins don't slip off during a dive

Weight: 195g

The Pathfinder is robust and reliable and has a trouble-free unique design that can withstand the most challenging conditions

PLEASE NOTE: These straps fit Scubapro Twin Jet Max Fins

which makes it extremely lightweight (550g on land

no second-guessing

The valve has a standard 3/4" NPSM thread and will fit most Australian scuba cylinders

It has 5 low pressure ports and 2 high pressure ports and a swivel turret at the bottom of the regulator

So you already have you Scubapro Hydros Pro BCD 1 or 2

They are also extremely flexible which gives you excellent dexterity and have vulcanised rubber sealed seams for extra durability and water-proofness

you get a well-performing and reliable diaphragm regulator: Zeagle’s legendary first stage in combination with a new high-performing flagship 2nd stage