Diving in cold waters can be both exhilarating and challenging. As the popularity of year-round diving grows, especially in places like the crystal-clear Swiss lakes, heated diving suits have become an essential tool for many divers. These suits offer protection against hypothermia, ensuring a safer and more comfortable experience underwater.
But with these advantages come potential risks.
On our blog, we explore a real-life case where a malfunction in a heated diving suit led to second-degree burns. Learn why pre-dive equipment checks are critical, why using gear specifically designed for diving is essential, and how to prevent accidents that can lead to panic, barotrauma, or decompression sickness.
Whether you’re a seasoned diver or just starting out, understanding the balance between staying warm and staying safe is key to a successful dive. Dive into our latest article and discover practical tips on how to safely navigate the world of heated diving suits.
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