SaltFree Divers Shop - Kit, Clothes and other necessities....

Lanyard - built to AIDA rules. You'll need one to dive at SaltFree and to enter any competitions. 1m long, quick release at wrist and rope. Built to be strong enough to pull you up if it needs to. Go on, stop borrowing and get your own! £40 sounds like a lot - but you try buying all the bits separately!

Sharky the weightbelt - rubber belt that will stretch to let you breathe and not end up round your armpits when you get deeper and your suit compresses. As worn by all the most discerning freedivers. £15.

Boys Long Sleeve T - relaxed fit, long-sleeved T with contrasting sleeves and neck band. Comes in a few different colours. 100% cotton, lasts ages and of course, has SaltFree logo embroidered on the chest - £15

Girls Long Sleeve T - comfy, layered-look, nicely fitting T that is warm enough for even British summers. Comes in a few different colours. 100% cotton, lasts ages, v feminine look. Comes with SaltFree logo embroidered on the left chest - £15

Men's Hoodie - made by Wombat, SaltFree logo on the chest. A heavy hoodie which will keep your ears warm pre and post-dive. Has thumb holes which, according to Tim, makes it THE thing to wear this season. Robbing Bluewater shopping centre not compulsory. £30

Girlie Hoodie - lighter weight than the men's version but equally comfy and cool, wombat hoodie with SaltFree logo on the chest. As sold by another dive wear manufacturer for quite a lot more. Pink, Blue, Hemp - you choose, or buy all 3! £25 each.

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