No-Decompression Dive Table Diving Accessories(Metric)

Having a good understanding of the Recreational Dive Planning table is essential when it comes to repetitive dive planning. This chart is the same chart you use in your eLearning or classroom course. Its printed on plastic which is nice because it makes it water resistant versus the printouts you might have made. That material its printed on works well with dry-erase markers. Its durable enough that you could keep it with your dive log book in your dive bag but if you have 8"x5" log book like me, the chart sticks out a bit. If you're into scuba diving, I highly recommend getting this...just make sure you get check to make sure which chart you're getting: Imperial or Metric.

My fault... shoulda looked at dimensions more carefully. This is too big to fit into a 6"x9" dive binder. It'll fit into the box the binder is in, so... oh well.

Love that this chart is large and the numbers are clearly visible vs other charts on the market. Only downside which to me doesn't really matter is that this chart is in metric scale so depth is displayed in meters not feet. I keep a small chart in my dive bag and have this chart posted on the wall.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: A very good metric dive table with directions and additional information.

Similar enough to the PADI ones in that the galues and usage is the same whilst not infringing copyright. Its solid and on thick plastic do its robust enough for teaching and to throw in a dive bag.

Good product