Deep dive at Thomas Reef in the Red Sea
John du Plessis · 16:32 · 17K views
Lesson
2 divers recommend · r/scuba · 2018
What went wrong
Diving to 76 m on air carries heavy narcosis and oxygen exposure; the dive went without incident but, as one commenter says, the divers were lucky. Treat it as a cautionary example, not a technique.
A 76 m dive on compressed air down a canyon at Thomas Reef in the Gulf of Aqaba, filmed and narrated by one of three divers.
Why divers recommend it
Some divers say it is worth watching, while a commenter notes the three divers simply got lucky.
- Discipline
- Deep and trimix, Incidents
- Level
- Advanced
- Type
- Incident analysis
- GUE
- Different approach
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