Specialty: Dry Suit
"March 18, 2024
Does the idea of shivering your way through a dive make you want to stay on dry land? If you want to try cold-water diving but without blue lips and excessive neoprene, drysuit diving is the answer!" - Why You Should Start Drysuit Diving (divessi.com
"As a drysuit diver, you'll have one of the essential skills for working as a public safety diver. If you're interested in challenging but rewarding work, learn more about the Public Safety Diver™ course." - PADI Dry Suit Diver Course
Skill Level:
beginner
Skill Details:
SSI- "Practice using specialized equipment, like dry suits and BCs. Develop new dry suit skills and practice emergency techniques"
PADI- "Avoid common drysuit diving problems. Choose a drysuit and undergarments. Care for your drysuit.
Materials Included:
PADI or SSI Online Workshop, Rental Gear
Requirements:
Facts and Training Standards [*SSI*]
Minimum Age: 10 [*SSI*]
Academic Sessions: 6 [*SSI*]
Pool/Confined Water Sessions: 1 [*SSI*]
Open Water Sessions: 2 [*SSI*]
Maximum Training Depth: 30 m / 100 ft [*SSI*]
Suggested duration (h): 10-15 [*SSI*]
Certification Prerequisites [*SSI*]
Open Water Diver certification, In combination with Open Water Diver" [*SSI*]
[PADI Prerequisites]
PADI (Junior) Open Water Diver (or qualifying entry-level certification)
PADI eLearning: 2-4 hours
Entire course: 2-3 days
Age: 10 years or older
Instructor Name:
Staff at Test The Waters
Specialty: Dry Suit
Cost:
$ 300.00
Online Workshop, Gear, Fun!
Online Workshop, Gear, Fun!