Our monthly Dive HQ Wellington update – what have our divers been up to and what plans do we have for the following month including dive courses, club dives and trips.
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – January
Dive Equipment
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – December
The past couple of months have been busy with students from Open Water Diver to Open Water Instructor!
We welcome summer and have a number of new courses and fun dives planned. We look forward to seeing you underwater soon.
Spearguns!
There are a huge number of speargun varieties, each with positives and negatives depending on what they’re being used for. The following is a deep dive into many of the options available on the market. Length To begin with spearguns come in a number of different lengths, ranging from less common 60cm guns to big […]
Our New Mares Regulators- What’s The Go?
Cam completed the Mares Service Technician Course and describes the different features and benefits of our new Mares regulators in store.
Mask Colours
There are lots of things to consider when selecting a suitable colour. In this blog Max discusses why colour should be a consideration.
Snorkels- A Deep Dive
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – December
Welcome to the silly season However you plan on celebrating this summer we hope you have fun, enjoy time with friends and whanau and of course get to go diving! Claire would like to thank you all for your support this year it is truly appreciated and she looks forward to seeing you all again in […]
From fishing sinkers to dive weights!
Two of our club divers have removed over 900kg of fishing line, hooks, lures and sinkers from Wellington Harbour and made dive weights.
Dive HQ’s Monthly Review – August
Dive Club Wellington has been busy celebrating the shop’s 18th birthday, diving and whale watching in Niue as well as club dives and training.
Importantly the MPI paua gathering limits changed this month.
Save Your Dive!
We recommend carrying a spares kit to solve simple equipment problems that happen at the dive site.
We’ve put together a list of our key ‘spares’