http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs Engineered for water. Tue, 14 Jul 2009 04:07:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In scuba diving there are three things you must be able to do with ease and safety. These are: the ability to see, the ability to move properly, and most importantly, the ability to breathe. The easier you breathe, the more comfortable the dive, the less you have to worry ... http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs/?p=33 When I first started scuba diving, the first pair of fins I ever bought was Aquamundo Wave Cutters. That was years ago. My instructor told me “These things are great! The V-pocket forms a channel that forces water on the blade!” I had no idea what that meant, but the ... http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs/?p=27 There are fin designs that come and go. And there are some that have stood the test of time. Some designs are simple, and some are novel. And then there are some designs that don’t change because there is no need to. The Aquamundo Ventec is one such design. Used ... http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs/?p=20 The Spartan III Gear Review By JP Tugade, PADI Instructor   There are many different kinds of Buoyancy Control Devices (BCD). There are jacket type BCDs, back-inflated BCDs and backplate-harness type systems used for technical diving. Then there are the most often used and abused BCDs of all – the resort rental BCD.    Day ... http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs/?p=8 Welcome to the Aquamundo Blog! http://aquamundoscuba.com/blogs/?p=6