Flip Soft Pouch for Flip Ultra and Mino Camcorders (Pink)

Protect your Flip video camcorder in style with the Flip Video Soft Pouch. Never miss another spontaneous moment. Carry it anywhere, or attach it to your bag or belt.
Customer Review: Flip Soft Pouch for Flip Ultra
I was very disappointed when I received it. It is too small and therefore cannot be used on Flip Ultra. I like a refund.
Customer Review: Unneeded, not well made, don't buy it.
I bought this item because I like to have the original OEM products and accessories from a company when I make an electronics purchase (in this case, the Flip Mini HD with I am enjoying). This case is hard to open and get the camera into, the hook is cheap, and it is just pretty useless overall. Don't buy it. Get a third-party case that holds more (like the optional USB cable and stand).

Prime diving destinations have always been associated with tropical dive spots that offer a breathtaking encounter of coral reef formations and abundant marine life. While exploring deeper oceanic depths that are beyond recreational limits can provide a different kind of high to thrill seeking scuba divers, a more intense challenge awaits in the murky depths of freshwater dive spots. Imagine what it would be like to dive into rivers, lakes and swamps that may be thousands of feet above sea level. Truly, it would be a completely different experience that is often left out to professional scuba divers on a technical mission and without recreation on their minds. So why not pursue freshwater locations in your next scuba diving getaway? Find below a rundown of obstacles to encounter and underwater attractions to expect in freshwater dive spots.

A Different Kind of Challenge. One of the most pressing obstacles to freshwater diving is a limited visibility profile that is heightened by the presence of silt, mud and other items. Unlike tropical, warm water environments that offer good visibility profile on account of good weather conditions during the day, a dive on freshwater locations would require the use of high performance scuba equipment to compensate for the mentioned limitation.

Similarly, freezing cold waters (particularly at below thermocline levels) can be expected from bodies of water that are nestled in high altitude locations. Given its temperature profile, the don of specialized scuba gear such as wetsuits and a regulator with balanced first and second stages are deemed fitting to avert the diver from succumbing to hypothermia and preventing regulator free flows respectively; since the likelihood of contamination is highly likely for unbalanced regulators that are outfitted with frequently moving parts.

The Beauty of it All. Despite the obstacles pertinent to freshwater locations, the interesting scenery that awaits the scuba diver as he hits bottom is the real merit of a freshwater diving expedition. Most likely, you won't be viewing familiar flora and fauna thriving in the depths of sea water. Get ready to be mesmerized with unique plant life and underwater creatures that are endemic to these murky waters. You might even find wreckages to explore or antiquated artifacts to behold.

Of course to get a perfect glimpse of what lies beneath you will have to pool your scuba equipment together to work for this unique diving adventure; among them a head light and some spare lighting devices, an extra cylinder tank, a reliable diving mask and a good pair of diving fins, and also a high performance dive computer that automatically compensates for changes in altitude. Gear up only with the right scuba equipment to make the most out of your freshwater adventure.

Felix Tero produces web content for Scuba Suppliers, Inc. Get the scuba equipment that's right for you at http://www.scubasuppliers.com

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