Log-it Log Book
Divers logbook with tough flexible cover and resilient pages, set out in a clear and logical format. Use this logbook and you will never revert to its lesser rivals.
£13.95
Darkness Beckons
The history and development of cave diving by Martin Farr. It should be noted that this is a rebind of the Second Edition, first published in 1991, but extended to cover the outstanding events of the past decade by the addition of a 24-page supplement. (SIGNED COPIES)
£25.00
Doing It Right: The Fundamentals of Better Diving
By Jarrod Jablonski - This book outlines not only the essential skills and techniques constituting sound diving practice but also the central elements of a holistic approach to diving. The Fundamentals of Better Diving was written for anyone who wants to get the most out of their diving. Highly Recommended !!!
£14.00
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Deco For Divers
Mark Powell has written a book that for the first time allows the average diver to fully understand the principles behind this fascinating and critical aspect of diving. As well as a thorough examination of air decompression the book also addresses decompression using nitrox and mixed gases. (SIGNED COPIES)
£29.00
Women and Pressure: Diving and Altitude
Co-editors: Caroline Fife and Marguerite St Ledger Dowse.
This book is long overdue. Featuring contributions from 35 authors, many of whom are pioneers in their field, it represents a wide range of disciplines and offers a comprehensive dialogue about the effects of pressure on women. This book is a must-read for women divers, dive instructors, men who dive with women, and anyone involved in these fields.
This book is long overdue. Featuring contributions from 35 authors, many of whom are pioneers in their field, it represents a wide range of disciplines and offers a comprehensive dialogue about the effects of pressure on women. This book is a must-read for women divers, dive instructors, men who dive with women, and anyone involved in these fields.
£22.95
Beating The Bends
The Diver's Guide to Avoiding Decompression Sickness by Alex Brylske, this book is essential reading for all levels of divers. Explaining basic avoidance procedures that we have all in our time ignored. If you read one diving book this year, it should be this. 121 pages.
£12.99
Caverns Measureless to Man
The story of the passion of an extraordinary individual who spent his life exploring underwater caves by Sheck Exley. For nearly 30 years, Sheck Exley was the leader. He set the records, he developed the techniques, and he maintained the highest standards of excellence.
£25.00
Diving and Subaquatic Medicine
This completely revised fourth edition covers the newly described diseases of diving medicine, the modern types of diving and diving equipment, free and indigenous diving, as well as updating the previous edition's coverage of established diving disorders.
£48.00
Diving in Darkness
Signed copy of global guide to diving in an overhead environment by Martin Farr. Written with a minimum of technical jargon, this book is a significant addition to the literature on diving in an overhead environment, with extensive coverage of those areas which are all too often passed over in more general works. (SIGNED COPIES)
£19.95
Dress for Success
By Dan MacKay. The full color manual discusses DIR philosophy, equipment selection, fitting and rigging in a logical step by step manner. It is a great companion to "DIR: The Fundamentals of better Diving".
£24.00
DVD • British Sea Life
The British Sea Life DVD has been produced by Anita Sherwood and is a brilliant overview of the marine life in British waters.
£14.95
DVD • Chips's Hole Exploration
Join WKPP divers Casey McKinlay and Jarrod Jablonski as they take on Chip's during the 2005-06 season to extend the exploration through tight, twisting passages, deep mounds of black silt, and the giant chambers of this unique system known as "Pipeline".
£20.00
DVD • Facing Darkness
This DVD offers a glimpse into the fantastic world of cave diving, accompanied by some of the great cave divers, including Jim Bowden, author of "The Cave Divers" and diving companion of the late Sheck Exley. Included is footage of the spectacular cave systems of the Florida aquifer and some of the key elements of cave diving safety.
£19.95
DVD • Pantelleria 2005
Witness the GUE exploration efforts and details of the documentation of this historic dive site on the Pantelleria 2005 DVD, produced by GUE. English & Italian languages support this beautifully directed DVD.
£18.00
DVD • The Mysterious Malady
The Mysterious Malady: Toward an Understanding of Decompression Injuries DVD is the first in a series of DVD's presented by GUE designed to expand one's knowledge of decompression and its associated maladies.
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DVD • Wookey Exposed
A journey through time into a flooded Wookey Hole. Filmed and produced by Gavin Newman this award winning film looks at the spectacular discoveries made by successive generations of explorers and joins the latest team to take up the challenge.
£17.99
DVD • ZENOBIA
Zenobia. The Ultimate Documentary. An hour long award winning film by Edward Snijders. An extremely comprehensive and professionally produced overview of the famous shipwreck in Lanarca, Cyprus with atmospheric underwater images and a well-informed commentary. If you're going to Cyprus to dive this wreck, this is one not to be missed.
£13.00
Great British Marine Animals - 3rd Edition
Paul Naylor's latest and 3rd Edition of Great British Marine Animals, an excellent softback book, to help identify the marine life of the British coastline. With an additional 240 new photographs added to there are now over 600 colour photographs and 320 pages. This book should prove to be as informative as Paul's previous editions, containing stunning photography and a superb reference tool.
£16.00
Mastering Rebreathers
Whether you are new to rebreathers and are using this book as part of a formal training course; if you've been diving with rebreathers for years and have bought this book to add to your library; or even if you are just curious to learn more about this exciting form of underwater life-support, you will find enormous value in this book.
£44.95
Neutral Buoyancy
Share Tim Ecott’s passion for diving as his gripping tales from diving’s rich history are interspersed with personal accounts and anecdotes. A unique and inspiring insight into man’s relationship with the deep.
£9.99
NSS Cave Diving Manual
Experts in cave diving have written the National Speleological Society’s official manual on cave diving. Beginning with an introduction to cave formation, they take the reader through basics - cave hazards, equipment, buoyancy control, use of lines and reels, communications, planning, psychology, and emergency procedures.
£35.00
PFO and the Diver
The focus in this new title is on PFO (Patent Foramen Ovale) as a risk factor in diving and thus the text is concerned primarily with dissolved gas and the subsequent aberrant distribution of those venous bubbles in the presence of a natural and common anatomical variant of cardiac development.
£44.00
Stars Beneath The Sea
The incredible story of the pioneers of the deep sea by Trevor Norton. This history of diving traces its evolution from fishing with spears to modern high-tech equipment. It includes accounts of some of the eccentric exploits of the diving pioneer.
£8.99
The First Treasure Divers
The True Story of how two brothers invented the diving helmet and sought sunken treasure and fame. An authentic, real life story, that reads like and adventure thriller.
£12.99
The Fundamentals of Better Diving
If you want to say no to dangling hoses, an unreliable 'octopus', bulky consoles and gauges, loose fitting jacket style BCs and all that excess drag created by disproportionate "bits and pieces" while laying a solid foundation to your newly found safety, streamlining and fun, Jarrod Jablonski's The Fundamentals of Better Diving is where to begin... Covering everything from full kit configuration and hose routing to essential skills and techniques for sound diving and all the central elements of a holistic approach - Highly Recommended !!!
£14.00
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The Grand Scuttle
on 21st June 1919 at Scapa Flow, Orkney the German High Seas Fleet was deliberately scuttled by its own commander, and some of the finest ships ever built sank to their grave.
This classic account contains archive material, eye-witness accounts and numerous photographs.
This classic account contains archive material, eye-witness accounts and numerous photographs.
£8.99
World Atlas of Marine Fishes
With more than 6,000 photographs of some 4,200 species of marine fishes, this book sets a benchmark for their identification. It provides the greatest possible coverage and primarily aims to assist people interested in marine fishes and their scientific names or classification. By Rudie H Kuiter and Helmut Debelius.
£59.99
100 Best Dives in Cornwall
100 Best Dives in Cornwall provides a fantastic information resource for scuba diving and snorkelling around Cornwall's dramatic coastline from Looe to Padstow. This softback book compiled by Charles Hood, a highly experienced diver who has spent more than 20 years exploring Cornish waters, includes nearly 200 of his fabulous photographs – both underwater and topside
£16.95
D-Day Wrecks of Normandy
The greatest amphibious invasion fleet ever assembled, consisting of over 3.000 vessels, set sail from England on June 6th, 1944, for Normandy, France. The losses that occurred have largely been forgotten but have left Normandy with a legacy of wrecks and a wreck-diver's paradise which, after 50 years beneath the waves, is only now being discovered.
£12.00
Dive England's Greatest Wrecks
Dive England's Greatest Wrecks, by Rod Macdonald, focuses on ten of England s most famous shipwrecks and provides information on the life, history and construction of each.
£16.99
The Loss Of The SS Treveal
Dorset Shipwreck Mystery. The Treveal, was returning from Calcutta to Dundee on her maiden voyage, when. on the night of 9 January 1920 she ran aground off the Dorset coast. This is the true story of this event.
£7.95
The Man Who Bought a Navy
The Man Who Bought a Navy, by Gerald Bowman, tells the amazing story of how in 1919, and under the watchful eyes of their British captors, the Germans managed to scuttle their entire surrendered High Seas Fleet in Scapa Flow, Orkney. Hardback, 249 pages.
£19.95
Top 100 British Shore Dives
The Top 100 British Shore Dives is a fantastic A5 book which can be easily carried before dives and contains all the information you need to find and enjoy the dive. Sites included are East and West Scotland, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, South East England, East England and Wales.
£14.95
