What Boots Are Suitable For Sea Divers

Why do deep sea divers wear special diving suits? How do they differ from regular diving suits?

There are different diving suits used depending on the type of diving a person is doing. The main reason a diving suit is worn is to allow a person to retain their body heat. Water cools a body much faster than air so the colder the water is and the longer you are underwater, the more thermal protection is needed to prevent hypothermia.Someone who is diving recreationally in warm waters (such as Floida, Caribbean, Figi, Pulau, etc) may not wear a suit at all or will wear a wetsuit. The wetsuit is made of neoprene or a similar material that has thousands of tiny airholes inside it. These airholes act as insulation. A wetsuit allows some water to get inside it at the wrist ankle and neck openings, hence the name.Someone who is diving colder waters such as the Great Lakes typically wears a drysuit. A drysuit has seals that keep water from getting inside the suit and usually includes gloves, boots and a hood. The diver wears a thermal top and pants under the suit to keep warm. Some of these thermal garments even come with heating elements like those in an electric blanket that run through the fabric for diving in very cold waters.Commercial divers (who do things like underwater construction or demolition and dive much deeper than a re rational diver) have specialized suits that provide both thermal and physical protection. They spend far more time underwater and expend a lot of energy so need more help staying warm than someone who dIves for only 45 minutes before climbing back aboard the dive boat. Their dive suits can include a helmet with a full face mask and communications gear.

Is it okay to swim with a leather strap? I have a Seiko SARB017.

Hello and thanks for the A2A.The short answer is yes, but I would advise you not to. Not only for the wristband, but for the watch itself.The long answer is - avoid it if you can. For starters, leather and water are not really friendly to each other. You would say - but what about shoes then? Exactly. Try to think what happens when you casually immerse your work shoes - that is, like a pair of brogues - in water (not just the sole) and take them out. Generally, your feet get wet too, and the shoes tend to stay wet for a long time. And after that, when they dry up, the leather assumes a somewhat coarse texture which is not really pleasant at all to the touch.Imagine doing this on a wristband that you would have to wear afterwards against your skin, in a place where the skin is quite soft like your wrist.So, my personal advice is not to do that: you would wear down your wristband in a short time, and it would feel quite uncomfortable on your skin. Nothing bad would happen but still - it would be much better with a metal or rubber wristband.Then, there’s the other aspect: that is, the water resistance of the watch.Lots of people think that if a watch shows a 5 atm resistant mark (that is, 50 meters), then it is safe to immerse it in water. This is not true. At all.A watch which is marked as 50 metres resistant is NOT to be taken diving to a depth of 50 metres. This rating refers only to the static pressure it can withstand, if held perfectly still underwater at a depth of 50 metres, it would maintain its integrity.But when you actually move it, the pressure on its parts (especially the area around the crown) changes, so it could cause water to enter the watch (and ruin it). As you can understand, if you actually dive into water, like jumping into a sw3imming pool, you would most probably ruin a 50 mt water resistant watch! But if you would just climb down slowly into it on the ladder and then swim, that would be perfectly ok.I have found a handy table so to let you understand which watches can do what. Please consult it before diving with your watch into a pool!As a note to my readers, apart from watches, I write mostly about furniture and design: so if you are interested in those fields, be sure to check my other answers and follow me. And a nice upvote is always welcome!

What color pants/jeans go well with an olive green shirt for men to have a semi-formal look?

Thanks for A2A. Hope you’re doing fine.Green shades shirts are my all time fave too.Which color Pants / Jeans you should wear also depends on which olive shades you have. For ex. it also comes with little shine or little color difference between dark olive and little light one.Still, I would try to answer best by showing snaps. Let’s dive in.Basic one, Perfect with Dark Blue jeans and Leather BootsLight Beige color, or Cream color trousers / Jeans, Pair with White Sneakers for instant impression.Pure black jeans / Trousers , Try Ripped ones in case of complete casual lookLight Sky Blue JeansTry Cargo pants or Grey Pants too for casuals look. Plain Grey with Dark color shoes could give you semi formal look.I hope these options will help you out.Did I solve your query. Do you have more questions to ask? Let me know in comments.For day to day basis fashion, follow my Men’s blogger Instagram Account at - “stylemattersbro”.Till then, have a good day ahead.Sincerely,Aakash(stylemattersbro.com)