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Scuba Diving $25 An authoritative and encouraging guide to scuba diving, this book contains expert advice and step-by-step illustrations on how to perfect key skills, how to buy and maintain equipment, what the different diving options are and where to find classic dive sites around the world. Covers different types of diving from reef and ice to wreck, nocturnal, and fresh water Shows equipment in detail, from wetsuits and masks to flippers and buoyancy aids Showcases marine life, from tropical fish and manta rays to whales, dolphins and sharks

An Overview Of Scuba Diving $17.44 Read all about scuba diving including, types of diving, equipment needed and the history of scuba diving. Also, learn about hazards and dangers such as decompression sickness and oxygen toxicity…

Scuba Diving by Greve, Tom Edition , 0 $26.49 Introduces the history of scuba diving and the equipment and skills needed for safe diving.

Scuba Diving by Italia, Bob Edition , 0 $13.99 Describes the equipment, techniques, and safety precautions used in scuba diving

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Scuba Question for Women: Best Mask?

I am new to scuba diving and am about to purchase my equipment. Can you recommend a mask?

I would say that you want to buy your mask from a shop where you can actually try it on, this is very important, especially if this is your first mask.

Pick a mask, place it on your face, and if you can easily keep it on your face simply by breathing in a little from your nose, then the face mask suits the shape of your face.

By keeping the mask on your face, I mean that you should be able to lean forward and even shake your head a little without the mask falling off if you have breathed in a little with your nose (ie “sucking” the mask to you face).

You should also look at how much you can see from the mask (ie left / right / up / down ) and pick one that does not feel claustrophobic to you) there are lots of types.

If you are joining a club, the best way ever is to try loads of masks from your club members (I’m sure they will not mind!) and that way you will easily find the best of the bunch.

There are LOADS of masks and a HUGE range of prices, so if you can fit one to your face before you buy, that is the best option!

Good Luck & Safe Diving!

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