Safety & Care Guides

Whether you're exploring a coral reef or enjoying a casual snorkel session, safety starts with preparation:

Inspect your gear thoroughly before each use to ensure there’s no damage or wear that could compromise your safety.
Never dive alone — always use the buddy system to stay protected and support each other underwater.
Know your limits. Stay within your certified depth and only attempt dives that match your training and skill level.
Rinse all equipment with fresh water after every use to prevent corrosion and extend its lifespan.
Use high-visibility gear to make yourself easily seen by your dive partner and boats in the area.
Check weather and tide conditions before entering the water to avoid strong currents or poor visibility.
Ensure a proper fit for your mask and snorkel to prevent leaks and allow comfortable breathing during your session.

Proper care keeps your suits performing well and looking great for seasons to come:

Rinse thoroughly with cold water after every use to remove salt, chlorine, and sand.
Hand wash with mild soap to protect fabric integrity — avoid harsh detergents or bleach.
Hang to dry in the shade to prevent fabric from fading or breaking down in direct sunlight.
Store your swimwear flat or gently rolled, never folded, to help preserve its shape.
Avoid rough surfaces like pool decks or rocks that can snag or tear delicate fabric.
Do not machine dry — high heat can permanently damage wetsuit material and elastic fibers.

Take care of your gear to keep it clean, safe, and adventure-ready:

Always dry towels and bags fully before storing to prevent mildew and odors.
Avoid placing inflatables on sharp or rough surfaces which may cause punctures.
Clean water bottles, coolers, and accessories regularly to avoid mold and residue buildup.
Store gear in a dry, shaded area when not in use to preserve materials.
Check inflatables for leaks or wear before each use for safety and peace of mind.
Use protective cases for electronics to shield against sand and water exposure.

Protect what you love — the water — by making conscious choices:

Use reef-safe sunscreen to help preserve delicate marine ecosystems.
Avoid touching coral or disturbing marine life to minimize harm to underwater habitats.
Choose reusable gear and containers to reduce single-use plastic waste.
Dispose of all trash responsibly — leave no trace on the beach or in the water.
Join local clean-up efforts or conservation programs whenever you can.
Support eco-conscious brands that prioritize sustainability and ocean-friendly practices.