Training

Training is Key Training is Key

Today’s Fire Rescue services are being tasked with more and more duties that require... 

Recent Training Recent Training

Beginning September 17, 2009 and ending September 20, 2009, the Hampton Bays Fire... 

LGS Moving Water Dive Specialist LGS Moving Water Dive Specialist

A significant number of PSD deaths occur in moving water and are caused by teams... 

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Equipment

CLEARANCE SALE – LGS Buoyancy Compensator – BCD100 CLEARANCE SALE – LGS Buoyancy Compensator – BCD100

LGS Buoyancy Compensator – BCD100 CLEARANCE SALE!!! Call us for clearance pricing... 

Holiday Season Sales Holiday Season Sales

We are happy to offer you some exciting new products to make you safer and more comfortable.... 

Guardian Mask – you’re going to love it! Guardian Mask – you’re going to love it!

OTS Guardian Full Face Mask It’s even better than we hoped for You’ll never go... 

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Articles & News

Real Life Training for Real Life Scenarios Real Life Training for Real Life Scenarios

Two dogs were rescued Monday afternoon after spending eight days trapped on Potsdam’s Sugar Island in the freezing weather. The St. Lawrence County Dive Team used a boat borrowed from Brookfield Power Corp. to cross the swift-moving Raquette River and a thin patch of ice to reach the starving chocolate Labrador retrievers, which ran away from... [Read more of this review]

Technical Ice Diving Technical Ice Diving

Technical Ice Diving The words “technical diving” are popping up all around the diving world these days. Sometimes I am not sure how they actually relate; does technical diving mean that we are just diving mixed gases, or does it mean that we are actually planning a technically responsible dive? No matter how you look at it, the words “technical... [Read more of this review]

Sport vs PSD ice diving Sport vs PSD ice diving

In sport ice diving the ice is thick enough to support divers and tenders. They can walk to their pre-cut holes. Back up divers can sit on chairs on the ice. They can shovel a star pattern in the snow around the primary hole. They bring warm water buckets to manage free flowing regulators. Tenders stand or sit on the ice. They move at a leisurely pace... [Read more of this review]

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