For 20 years fourth element have been pioneers of underwater thermal protection, experience they now bring to freediving.

Designed for recreational freediving, their new RF collection uses a optimum combination of Glideskin, Smoothskin and lined neoprene to maximise your freedom in the water, allowing you to focus on your breath, visualise and reach your limit.

The 3/2mm RF1 suit is easy to don, yet effectively sealed by Smoothskin seals at the wrists, ankles and neck. A ‘black-out’ zipper and robust inner linings ensure that this suit is more versatile than open cell suits, but water ingress is minimised keeping you warmer for longer.

Glideskin panels over the shoulders and along the legs give excellent stretch, improving fit and hydrodynamics, while subtle knee protection and more durable linings elsewhere ensure that this suit is practical for freediving in many environments.

The RF1 suit can be combined with the new RF vest to enhance thermal protection. This creates 6mm on the critical torso area and 3mm protection for the head, keeping suit flush to a minimum without adding restrictive bulk.

Discover the Recreational Freediving collection HERE

I’ve wanted to make this video since the start of our channel! Here are 7 Scuba Diving hacks to make your life as a diver easier.

These are the kind of insider tips and tricks I love to share with you, my scuba diving subscribers! Thanks for making Divers Ready the strong and troll-free dive community that it is.

Today, we’re covering how to…

• Fashion an emergency fin strap to save-a-dive 00:28
• Get your dive slate shiny and new again 00:42
• Disinfect/dry out swimmer’s ear 01:00
• Defog your mask without harming coral 01:14
• Organise your O-rings 01:25
• Get urine smells out of wetsuits 01:43
• Secure an Octo with a snorkel keeper 02:08

PLUS… Bonus Hack! How To…

• Give a lost action camera a fighting chance of being recovered.

All of this in a 3 minute video! How much more value can I give you guys?!

Thanks for watching! James

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