If you are looking for company specialized in the production of custom-sized wetsuits for spearfishing and freedivers this is the brand you are loking for. To package our suits we use the  best neoprene on the market like YAMAMOTO,DAIWABO HEIWA AND SHEICO.

We've all been waiting it for the last 6 months and yes the boat has finally departed. Deep Worldwide has recently started its journey as being the first real international spearfishing and apnea magazine. Bringing the fishermen of 5 oceans together, DWW will probably serve the most complete package to any sea lover.

Magazine will be sold on a subscription basis and the first issue will be freely distributed to almost all major clubs and influence centres for your observation. It will be printed at every two months and every single issue will come with a special DVD showing specific techniques, stories, record fishes and much more.  

Spearfishing DVD recorded in the years 2001, 2002 and 2003, causing that the spectator introduces itself in the fantastic sensation and magical atmosphere of Costa Rica. You will be able to dive in the incredible waters of Costa Rica. Additional information about the DVD and the short demo clip can be seen at VIDEOCEAN.

Carbon, fiberglass or thermoplastic? The question of what kind of fin to choose has always been in the forums since beginning. Some said this and some that but if you are looking for the best and only the best for multiple conditions there is no "best". However, with the recent renovation operation in Picasso company things look a little different now.

Men In the Blue is a small new company formed by a couple of avid freedivers – spearos wanting to serve the freediving-spearfishing community in the manner we, in the past, sought to be served ourselves. Our aim is to supply the highest quality freediving and spearfishing equipment at the most competitive prices together with a Personal service second to none. Given the fact that all spearos are different and with varying needs the key word here is Personal. For MItheB no detail is marginal or insignificant.

GAWWD!, I hope they don’t stick me I thought as I descended through the frenetic bait ball. Time and again, I found myself needing to escape the panicked bait swirling around me. Sardines instantly sought safety in the small shadow I cast into the frenzy of marlin, sea lions, and whales all trying to eat the last sardine. Diving straight down to about 20- to 30-feet helped me fl. I hoped by telegraphing my move by deliberately and slowly pushing my Gates housing ahead of me, that the slashing predators would avoid striking me. Earlier, my dive buddies Derik Stavenger, Dr. Peter Small and Joe Tobin agreed that the marlin rarely made an accidental stick because the sea lions all appeared whole. I was happy with that rationale until I reviewed my footage after the trip and saw numerous sea lions with holes and slashes.