This beautiful Bottom Weight Strap proves that premium freediving gear can be high-quality while remaining very affordable. The Go Deep Bottom Weight Strap is made of PES and has a laser-engraved marine-grade stainless steel 316 buckle.
The Go Deep Freediving Bottom Plate is well-engineered, beautifully looking, and comes at a very attractive price. The bottom plate and axis are made of high-grade sea water and corrosion-resistant aluminum, and the hexagon bolt to fix the rope is made of marine-grade stainless steel 316.
Improve your Frenzel and Mouthfill equalization with the Go Deep Equalization Tool.
The Go Deep EQ Training Tool is designed to help you practice essential equalization exercises that will be useful for freedivers of any level. The equalization tool is made from anodized aluminum and has a 22mm diameter that fits most adult noses. The ergonomic grip also makes the EQ trainer super comfortable and easy to use!
The Go Deep EQ Tool comes with a beautiful carry bag for easy storage, a neckless cord, and 3 L-sized balloons to start exercising immediately.
Enhance your freediving training and safety with the Go Deep Freediving Pro Rope. This durable and high-visibility rope is specifically picked for freediving. While more budget-friendly than the super static rope, this rope is still an excellent choice for those training or teaching regularly. The freediving rope is available in both marked and unmarked variations. This rope ensures safe and efficient depth training for freedivers of all levels.
Take your freediving to the next level with this second-generation Go Deep lanyard set. Featuring a durable 120cm lanyard with a marine-grade stainless steel quick-release buckle, an adjustable wrist strap, and a CNF waist belt for no-fins diving, this set offers unparalleled safety and versatility.
Experience unrivalled comfort and durability with our Super Smoothskin Hybrid Freediving Wetsuit!
The Go Deep 80cm professional-level dive center buoy is extremely stable, incredibly durable, and easy to rest on between dives!
This monster of a buoy is the one we use in our Dive Center in Panglao. Because of its remarkable stability, it is perfect for teaching bigger classes and for deep divers. We found its durability unmatched—some of our Go Deep Freediving Buoys we’ve been using since 2019 and 2020 still look like new, while other buoys we used—from top-level brands—we had to replace every 1 to 2 years because of their daily—sometimes twice-a-day —use.
The Go Deep 80cm Dive Center Buoy is highly recommended for everyone who needs reliability, stability, and durability!
Go Deep Pure Carbon Long Fins are designed for serious freedivers seeking maximum power and efficiency at depth. These high-performance fins, constructed from 100% pure carbon fiber, generate incredible thrust with minimal effort, propelling you effortlessly through the water. The extended blade length optimizes your energy expenditure on long dives, while the ergonomic Forza foot pockets ensure a comfortable and secure fit for maximum power transfer.
In our dive center in Panglao, we use stainless steel 316 swivels on our student freediving lanyards and the larger 10mm swivels underneath the freediving buoys to prevent the freediving rope from tangling with the surface line.
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This stainless steel 316 marine-grade carabiner is perfect for all your rigging needs. It is corrosion—and rust-resistant and has a long service life, even in salty seawater.
The smooth-finish stainless steel 316 carabiner can safely and conveniently connect all your freediving gear.
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The Go Deep freediving snorkels are made from a high-grade silicone material that’s flexible, dirt-resistant, and has a comfortable mouthpiece. The freediving snorkels are lightweight, have a big diameter pipe for the least breathing resistance possible, and bend easily to the face curvature of every freediver.
These freediving snorkels are a must-have for every serious freediver.
If you regularly care for your snorkel, buying a simple cleaning solution is easiest. Plenty of stores sell basic cleaning solutions that can be mixed with water to make a straightforward yet powerful cleaning solution. Simple detergent or dishwashing soap is more than sufficient to clean your snorkel.
Add this solution to a tub or small bath with warm water and let your snorkel soak. After soaking for 10 minutes, clean the outside with a sponge, scrub the inside with this brush, and wash off any dirt that may have gotten stuck inside.
If you clean your freediving snorkel regularly, it will keep the snorkel looking as new.
