As soon as you surface from your dive, open the light and discard the battery. This will help to avoid any further damage that could be caused by the flooding. Instead of panicking, act fast because if the current from the...
Read MoreTraveling ‘light’ is difficult when you’re planning to dive, but you can reduce bulk and weight by opting for lightweight dive lights. Shoot for lights typically used as secondary lights, as they’re...
Read MoreWhen buying dive lights at scuba shops, there are several things one must bear in mind. Considering these factors will help you choose the diving light that best suits your unique needs. The following are tips for buying a dive...
Read MoreDo you like to explore the underwater world? Mask-mounted dive lights are one of the best tools to add to your equipment collection, especially when you want to keep your hands free as often as possible. Because it’s...
Read MoreHigh-Intensity Discharge (HID) dive lights use an electric arc to produce light in a bulb. Formally known as gas-discharge burners, these lights emit more light (up to five times more) at a given level of power consumption...
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Welcome to DiveLight! We’re Scott, Dave, and Aaron, and our lives pretty much revolve around diving – what started as a thrilling hobby has turned into our full-time jobs, and we thought we’d throw a blog into the mix to help other diving enthusiasts delve into the surprisingly rich world of dive lights.
All three of us are certified master scuba divers working as PADI instructors and commercial divers in the United States. In our spare time, we love reviewing the latest and greatest dive lights and giving novice divers and professionals alike tips and tricks for utilizing this fantastic piece of equipment.
When we’re not teaching, working, or jumping into the water at night (our favorite time to enjoy some recreational diving), we’re updating the blog. Stick around and stay up to date on the latest dive lights on the market!