Be a Prepared Diver: Safety is Non-Negotiable
We’ve all experienced it—a snapped fin strap, a leaky regulator, or worse. Equipment issues can derail the most exciting dive plans. Lets discuss essentials to keep you diving.
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- BOATING
- CONSERVATION
- CRAMPS
- CRAYFISH
- CYLINDERS
- DIVE SITES
- DIVING
- DIVING PERMIT
- EVENT
- FINS
- FISHING
- FREEDIVING
- HOSES
- JELLYFISH
- LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
- LIFESTYLE
- MAINTENANCE
- NEWS & UPDATES
- NIGHT DIVE
- NITROX
- PADI COURSES
- PENGUIN
- PETITION
- RABIES
- REGULATIONS
- REGULATORS
- SABS
- SAFETY
- SANAS
- SANCCOB
- SCUBA
- SEALS
- SERVICING
- SHORE DIVES
- Stingrays
- TOP DIVE SITES
- TRAVEL
- WHALES
- WRECKS
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- BOATING
- CONSERVATION
- CRAMPS
- CRAYFISH
- CYLINDERS
- DIVE SITES
- DIVING
- DIVING PERMIT
- EVENT
- FINS
- FISHING
- FREEDIVING
- HOSES
- JELLYFISH
- LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
- LIFESTYLE
- MAINTENANCE
- NEWS & UPDATES
- NIGHT DIVE
- NITROX
- PADI COURSES
- PENGUIN
- PETITION
- RABIES
- REGULATIONS
- REGULATORS
- SABS
- SAFETY
- SANAS
- SANCCOB
- SCUBA
- SEALS
- SERVICING
- SHORE DIVES
- Stingrays
- TOP DIVE SITES
- TRAVEL
- WHALES
- WRECKS
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Are Your Regulator Hoses Safe? Here’s What You Need to Know
There’s a critical piece of scuba equipment that often gets overlooked—your regulator hoses. Manufacturers typically recommend replacing scuba regulator hoses every 3 to 5 years.
