Diving Gear | Do Dive In

Cold weather can put a damper on diving, especially as Illinois becomes frostier as fall turns to winter. Chilly waters of the quarries and Great Lakes, though fun to explore, can seem less inviting as the temperatures above the surface continue to plummet. You may be tempted to give up your scuba dreams for the season, but like many problems in the colder months, the solution may be as simple as changing your clothes. [Read more]

Though breathing underwater may be the most pressing challenge we face while diving, it isn’t the only one. The thrill of scuba diving comes from exploring an unfamiliar world, but these surroundings are not always easy to navigate—finding your way around is more complicated than it is on the surface. [Read more]

Also known as a decompression or deco meter, a dive computer can be a vital part of staying safe on any dive after you get your scuba certification in Illinois. By determining the length and depth of your dive, a dive computer can provide the parameters you’ll need to stay within to keep your nitrogen levels from becoming problematic. [Read more]