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Hey, folks, Alec Peirce with Vintage Scuba and you are looking at the king of valves. It doesn’t have a crown but has...

Building comfort in the water is key to becoming a better diver. It leads to improved air consumption, improved ability to problem...

In the hamlet of Hampton Bays on Long Island’s south shore, a 2812-foot-long bridge spans the Shinnecock Bay. This bridge is made of concrete,...

Brightening a wide bevy of everyday products, illumination technology producer Visible 247 will attend this year’s Diving Equipment and Marketing Association (DEMA) show, taking...

In August of this year, a group of veterans touched down on balmy Bonaire: their mission to absorb the camaraderie, excitement, and therapy of scuba diving. Wounded in their time of service, these men and women joined the Handicapped Scuba Diving Alliance (HSDA) of New Jersey for a weeklong adventure in one of scuba diving’s crown jewels: an aquatic paradise disconnected from the noise and grind of contemporary life. Bonded by a common goal, they and their allies in the HSDA sought solace and fellowship with themselves, and with their generous hosts; and they returned home forever changed by the experience.

Returning to Washington DC early next year is the DC Dive Show: a weekend celebration of all things aquatic. Slated for February 22 and 23, the convention offers a wide range of activities, events, and displays that spark the imagination and sate that hunger for the sea.

In Greek mythology we meet a number of determined women whose strength and intelligence serve as a catalyst for women’s empowerment. Although...

By Gene Peterson On May 3rd, 2011, I received the following email from Commander Eric Tidwell: Greetings, My grandfather...

Snorkels, guys. I want to talk briefly about old and new snorkels. Alec Peirce with Vintage Scuba. First of all, I have two....

Ok. You’ve probably seen advertisements for this thing – it’s Alec Peirce Scuba, by the way, with another tech tip – the Nautilus Lifeline....