Other diving accessories

Other diving accessories in the Sportano shop Diving is an activity that allows you to explore the underwater world, but to make it safe and enjoyable, it is essential to equip yourself with the right accessories. In addition to standard equipment such as cylinders, masks and fins, there are a number of innovative accessories that make diving easier and increase comfort and safety underwater. Such accessories include anti-fog fluid for goggles and masks, dive lights and camera mounts. Each of these plays an important role in diving, making the experience more comfortable and enabling you to capture your underwater adventures. In the Sportano shop you will find a wide range of diving accessories from renowned brands such as Cressi, SCUBAJET or JOBE. Anti-fog fluid for diving goggles and masks: the key to clear vision underwater Anti-fog fluid for diving goggles and masks is an invaluable tool for any diver who values clear vision underwater. The use of this fluid is crucial, especially in colder waters, where the temperature difference between warm breath and cold mask glass can lead to evaporation. Mask evaporation can significantly reduce underwater visibility, which not only reduces diving comfort, but can also be a safety hazard. Anti-fog liquid works by creating a thin, invisible layer on the surface of the mask that prevents water droplets from settling. As a result, the mask remains transparent throughout the dive, allowing the diver to enjoy the view of the underwater world unobstructed. The high-quality anti-fog liquids are easy to apply and can be used with different types of masks and goggles by both amateur and professional divers. Dive lamp: essential light in the sea depths A dive lamp is an essential accessory, especially when exploring the sea depths, diving in caves or during the night. It provides the necessary light to see in dark and opaque waters where sunlight does not reach. Good quality diving lamps are characterised by strong and concentrated light, which is crucial for observing marine life, understanding underwater topography and safe navigation. Dive lights must be resistant to high pressure and seawater, and have long-life batteries or rechargeable batteries to ensure long-lasting and reliable illumination. Modern lamps often offer a variety of light modes, including wide, focused and signal light, allowing the lighting to be tailored to the current needs and underwater conditions. In addition, modern dive lamps are often lightly constructed and ergonomically designed, making them easy to use and not a heavy burden on the diver. Many lamp models also have mechanisms to prevent accidental activation in the diver's bag, preventing unwanted battery drain. Camera mount: Capturing underwater adventures A dive camera mount is a key accessory for anyone who wants to capture their underwater adventures. In the age of social media and widespread sharing of experiences, being able to record extraordinary moments spent underwater has become almost as important as the dive itself. The camera mount allows divers to capture everything they see underwater in high quality, without having to hold the camera in their hands. This enhances safety and convenience, allowing the diver to focus on the dive rather than handling the camera. The high quality mounts are designed to be compatible with a variety of camera models, including popular action cameras. They allow the camera to be securely attached to a diving mask, helmet or even directly to diving equipment such as a cylinder or waistcoat. In this way, the camera captures exactly what the diver is looking at, offering realistic and dynamic footage. An important feature of a good mount is its strength and stability. It must be able to withstand the pressure and movement of the water, as well as protect the camera from impacts or abrasions. At the same time, it should be easy to install and remove, allowing the camera to be quickly and conveniently repositioned or disconnected after a dive. Camera mounts are often equipped with additional features, such as adjustable recording angles, allowing you to capture images from different perspectives, which is particularly attractive when exploring underwater wrecks, coral reefs or encounters with sea creatures. In this way, dive footage can become not only a souvenir, but also valuable educational or artistic material.