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The end of the dive is easier to float. Why? 🤿

🤿 1.The air in the tank weighs

When air is used, the total weight of divers and equipment decreases, thus tending to float more when other factors are the same.

🌊 2.Air bubbles in Neoprene foam texture expand back

As it rises shallow, the pressure decreases, so the small bubbles in the foam texture expand back, increasing the support force from the Wetsuit. These bubbles are not between the suit and the body.

🫧 3.Air in BCD expands

As it rises shallow, the air in the BCD increases in volume; if it is not properly drained, the support force may increase.

💡 Remember to make up your mind.

The choice of lead weight must also take into account the end of the Dive period in which the air in the tank is reduced and should be checked for yourself, equipment and water conditions in conjunction with a teacher or expert.

Save it before the next dive. Especially when changing the Wetsuit or kit. 💙

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