Amphibian Scuba

We’re delighted to share the details of our upcoming Head Watersports Event, taking place over two evenings with the teams from Aqualung, Apeks and Mares.

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the brands, their recent developments and the equipment you use every day.

📅 Thursday 18 June — Evening Talk at K&E Clubhouse
The Head Group team will be giving an open and honest presentation about the recent changes within Aqualung and Apeks — what went wrong, how the brands have rebuilt, and what the future looks like. It’s a rare chance to hear directly from the people behind the equipment we trust.

📅 Friday 19 June — Pool‑Based Kit Try‑Out
The following evening, we’ll be in the pool with a full range of Aqualung, Apeks and Mares kit for you to try. Whether you’re curious about new regulators, BCDs or simply want to compare different setups, this is the perfect opportunity to get hands‑on experience with expert support.

More details will follow, but for now — save the dates. It’s going to be a brilliant couple of evenings for our diving community.

The Cressi Digi 2 is a compact digital pressure gauge designed to give divers clear, accurate information at a glance. Its bright display and simple interface make it ideal for anyone who wants modern readability without the complexity of a full dive computer.

Key benefits:
• Easy‑to‑read digital pressure display
• Lightweight, streamlined design
• Accurate and reliable readings
• Suitable for both new and experienced divers
• A great backup or primary SPG option

If you’re looking to modernise your setup with something simple and dependable, the Digi 2 is a great choice.

Today is World Oceans Day, a global celebration of the waters that sustain life on Earth.

For divers, the ocean is more than a destination - it’s a place of connection, discovery and responsibility. Every time we enter the water, we have the chance to protect the environments we love.

Ways divers can make a positive impact:
• Maintain good buoyancy to avoid damaging reefs
• Choose reef‑safe sunscreen and eco‑friendly products
• Reduce single‑use plastics in daily life
• Support marine conservation charities
• Share knowledge and inspire others to care

Together, we can help keep our oceans healthy for future generations.

The Peak Performance Buoyancy course is a game‑changer for divers who want to feel more confident, more streamlined and more environmentally aware.

Good buoyancy isn’t just about looking graceful - it helps you conserve air, reduce effort and protect the fragile environments you’re exploring.

During the course, you’ll develop:
• Better trim and body positioning
• Smooth, efficient finning techniques
• Controlled hovering at different depths
• Awareness of your surroundings and impact
• Confidence moving close to reefs without risk

It’s an ideal course for anyone preparing for reef diving, warm‑water holidays or simply wanting to feel more in control underwater.

The Fourth Element Expedition Duffel 90L has had a smart refresh, now available in a sleek grey with subtle design improvements that make it even more practical for divers.

This bag is built for real adventure - tough enough for boats, beaches and baggage carousels, yet comfortable enough to carry fully loaded.

Key features:
• Rugged, water‑resistant construction
• Spacious 90L capacity for full dive setups
• Reinforced base for extra durability
• Multiple carry options for easy transport
• Ideal for both UK trips and long‑haul diving holidays

If you’re looking for a reliable, hard‑wearing bag that can keep up with your diving, the Expedition Duffel is a fantastic choice.

It’s World Reef Awareness Day, and a perfect moment to celebrate the incredible coral ecosystems that support so much marine life - and to reflect on how we, as divers, can help protect them.

Reefs are delicate, slow‑growing structures, and even the lightest accidental contact can cause long‑term damage. The good news is that divers have the power to make a huge positive impact simply by being mindful in the water.

Ways divers can protect reefs:
• Maintain controlled buoyancy to avoid accidental contact
• Keep fins lifted to prevent stirring sediment
• Move slowly and deliberately around coral structures
• Avoid touching or leaning on coral for balance
• Choose eco‑friendly sunscreen and gear

Every dive is an opportunity to protect the places we love. With good buoyancy and thoughtful habits, we can enjoy reefs up close while keeping them safe for the future.

The Rescue Diver course is often described as the moment everything “clicks” in a diver’s training. It teaches you how to recognise and prevent problems, assist other divers and build confidence in more challenging situations. It’s demanding, but incredibly rewarding.

What the course covers:
• Self‑rescue and stress management
• Assisting tired, panicked or unresponsive divers
• Search patterns and surface procedures
• Improved awareness, communication and teamwork

A fantastic next step for divers who want to grow their skills and become stronger, safer buddies.

Few destinations capture the imagination quite like Raja Ampat. Known for its extraordinary biodiversity, warm water and breathtaking coral reefs, it’s a place where every dive feels like stepping into another world.

What makes it special:
• Some of the richest marine life on Earth
• Stunning coral gardens and dramatic reef structures
• Encounters with mantas, reef sharks and huge schools of fish
• Warm, clear water ideal for relaxed exploration

A truly unforgettable destination for divers who love vibrant, colourful underwater scenery.

If you’re preparing for warmer‑water trips, the SEAC T‑Sun Rash Vest is a brilliant addition to your kit. It offers UV protection, a comfortable stretch fit and quick‑dry fabric — ideal for travel, snorkelling and layering under wetsuits.

Key features:
• Lightweight and breathable
• UV protection for sunny days
• Quick‑dry material
• Comfortable fit for long wear

A practical piece of kit for summer adventures.

If you’re returning to diving after a break, the ReActivate course is a gentle, confidence‑building way to refresh your skills. We tailor the session to your experience, helping you feel comfortable and prepared before heading back into open water.

What the course includes:
• Review of essential skills
• Buoyancy and trim practice
• Safety procedures and equipment checks
• Personalised support at your pace

A reassuring way to get back into the water safely.