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Double 7L scuba tanks with Hogarthian configuration.   The ideal setup for recreational diving: D7/8,5L cylinders offering ultimate safety and perfect trim. In recreational diving, a single 12L or 15L cylinder with a standard "octopus" is considered the norm. However, if you are looking for maximum safety, streamlined hydrodynamics, and peace of mind underwater, the comparison clearly favors Double 7L /

Diving into the deep blue is thrilling, but safety is not just a checklist; it is a mindset. Inspired by the global standards of The Human Diver  and the discipline of DIR (Doing It Right) , let’s explore how we can make every dive not only enjoyable but a benchmark of safety. Understanding Your Equipment: The DIR Philosophy In the DIR culture, equipment is not just "tools," but a unified system . Every component has a specific place and a reason for being there, reducing com

Cave Diving: Beyond the Light, Into your Self. Is it just a "hole in the water" or a journey through time? Many confuse Cavern with Cave diving, but the difference is measured in safety, training, and mindset. From the Hogarthian "DIR" philosophy to the Zen of controlled breathing, discover why cave diving is the ultimate meditative experience—when done right. 1. Cavern vs. Cave: The Vital 40-Meter Distinction Many recreational divers confuse Cavern  diving with Cave  diving