Biography

Back to the Bio writing game, fortunately this one is less dramatic than others! Its fair to say O’Three have had a fundamental part in shaping my place in the dive industry. First taking one of there Ri-200 suits off the shelf back in 2012. As a first drysuit it fueled my hunger for the underworld without remorse making it possible; for the first time to continue my Diving ambitions through the dark months of winter. Coming in from the cold, like it was no different was a pivotal moment in my Diving Life. Fast forwarding some 10 years, with no venture missed, I am supper gassed to be back on board with the O’Three family in the flagship 90Ninety suit. As well as continuing to push the limits of the unrivalled Neoprene products. This combination allows Divers Doing Diving to continue with their own causes. They need no explanation. Just the equipment to get them there, and back again. As an avid explorer it is sometimes easy to pass over the enjoyment raised from Teaching Spritely faced students from recreational levels into technical realms. For this it is again vital to have the trusted and tested equipment of which O’Three fits like a glove. Onwards to greater depths, distances and bigger fish. No need for any of that wet stuff!

Project Diving

Project work Underwater is key to a healthy and sustainable lifespan in the diving community, not only adding purpose for the skills you’ve acquired as a diver, fine tuning and experience gathering are all important factors for self-gratification, which is important. However, it also opens avenues for potential reward for a larger the community, be that of scientific interest or just being able to give back knowledge or goods to the chosen field.

With this in mind I have been involved in project style diving from a young age, now my main planned projects all revolve around extending caves collecting data and preserving the environment for those who wish to follow. An example of this can be seen on my latest article, highlighting some of the activities that took place on the Beyond the Sump Expedition. Let us not forget my deep routed fondness for sea Diving and the associated plethora of history that accompanies it! With this in mind I have plans under wraps for potentially 5 sub 100m dives in the English Channel including the potential to be on the team gaining the first proper footage of HMS Baden, whom lies well into the Hurds Deep channel (-160)

So Watch this space. ITS ONLY JUST BEGUN.