by drisblog | Feb 17, 2017 | Dive Equipment Advice
While a new BCD or regulator set are key to SCUBA, nothing tops a well fitting and comfortable dive mask. You can still enjoy a dive with a BCD that doesn’t fit perfectly, or a reg set that doesn’t breathe quite the way that you want it, but an ill fitting and... 
by Aaron Weese | Dec 27, 2016 | Dive Equipment Advice
It’s no secret that a drysuit isn’t a small investment. However, that investment often pays for itself in added comfort and an extended dive season. Going beyond the initial investment in your drysuit, undergarments, and added options, there is the ongoing cost of... 
by Aaron Weese | Dec 5, 2016 | Dive Equipment Advice
In the last few months, things have been buzzing here at Dive Right In Scuba. With helping our awesome customers, wrapping up another epic dive season, and making improvements to our customer’s experience, we’ve all been making moves around the shop. With that in... 
by Aaron Weese | Nov 14, 2016 | Dive Equipment Advice
In recent years, technology, as it relates to dive computers, has grown leaps and bounds. From simple single gas, air only computers with fuzzy displays to the current multi-color, crisp, mixed gas computers any anything in between. The current crop of dive computers... 
by Aaron Weese | Oct 26, 2016 | Dive Equipment Advice
When I first began diving sidemount in 2011, there were only a couple of commercially available units on the market. Since then, sidemount diving has grown leaps and bounds and has become more accepted in the mainstream diving community than many ever thought that it... 
by Aaron Weese | Aug 9, 2016 | Dive Equipment Advice
Picking out the perfect set of dive gear can be a daunting task for any diver, whether new to the underwater world or experienced. Buoyancy Control Devices or BCD’s are no different. With all of the new styles and configurations flooding the market, the prudent diver... 
