Good websites to keep an eye on?

[BassO]

I made diving a segment in my daily (RSS) content. But I find a lot of diving websites are basically advertorials for gear, locations or courses. Do you have tips for good websites to keep an eye on?

 

[BlueTrin]

It’s not a website but “The Great Dive Podcast” is good to listen to but it’s more conversation about topics rather than news.

For news , you could maybe follow social media accounts ?

 

[Julius SCHMIDT]

Have you found the one where the thirsty diver having finished drinking attempts to sell all the other thirsty divers
lemonade outside the lemonade shop

 

[Doctor Rig]

Try out Divers Ready website &/or YouTube. Very good!!

 

[Scared Silly]

I made diving a segment in my daily (RSS) content. But I find a lot of diving websites are basically advertorials for gear, locations or courses. Do you have tips for good websites to keep an eye on?

ScubaBoard - The World's Largest Scuba Diving Community

 

[ScubaGil]

My RSS feeds for Scuba include:
FreeDiving, Scuba Diving, Spearfishing & Diving Travel | DeeperBlue.com
Dive News Wire - DiveNewswire
Underwater Photography & Video: DivePhotoGuide.com
http://divemagazine.co.uk/
InDepth, an online magazine from Global Underwater Explorers
https://www.scubadiving.com/rss.xml
Wetpixel.com

I hope this helps...would like to see what you have so I can add to mine

 

[BassO]

Thanks! I have:
PADI's blog
Divein
Scuba Travel
Undercurrent
Diver Mag
Scuba Diver Life
Undercurrent
Sport Diver
Aqua Views

And a couple of yours, though some are new. I'll check them out!

 

[lowwall]

X-Ray Mag | International Dive Magazine - back issues available for downloading in pdf. Xray has great photography and in depth discussion of travel sites and advanced discussions of everything from photography to tech diving. It's nothing like the packaged press releases that the main US dive mags have turned into.

The only problem is the layout does not lend itself to reading on a phone.

 

[rddvet]

Sounds dumb, but I reference Dive gear express all the time. They have lots of “tech tips” and information that can be valuable. Things like how to tie on a bolt snap, set up doubles, difference in tank sizes, and a slew of other things. It won’t change frequently. But you could get lost for a few hours finding info you never even knew they had.

 

[DiveGearExpress]

Sounds dumb, but I reference Dive gear express all the time. They have lots of “tech tips” and information that can be valuable.

Library | Dive Gear Express®