What does it mean to have a Total Diving System? Divers who have a total dive system dive more and experience more adventures in the underwater world.

Divers who have purchased their Total Diving System tend to dive more often; understand how their equipment works; are able to keep better track of the maintenance and serviceability of the equipment; and are more comfortable and safer in the water because the equipment is fit specifically for them and they are familiar with it.

We call the divers’ scuba equipment a Total Diving System because it is a complete integrated system, not just a series of individual components.

Just like the human body is composed of sub-systems (respiratory, circulatory, nervous, etc.) the Total Diving System is comprised of sub-systems.

Surface Support & Propulsion System

The SSPS is what gives you your mobility and vision on and under the water.

Environmental Protection System

The EPS keeps you warm and comfortable and protects you in all kinds of diving environments.

Buoyancy Control System

The BCS enables you to achieve precise buoyancy control, control descents, and maintain proper attitudes at depth.

Air Delivery System

The ADS is specifically designed to provide the diver with a sufficient amount of air at the proper pressure and delivery rate under all diving conditions.

Air Management and Information System

The AMIS allows you to prepare a pre-dive plan, follow the plan, then log and evaluate your dive.

Accessory and Special Equipment System

The ASES extends and adapts the capabilities of your Total Diving System for specific purposes or your particular interests underwater.