DIVERS REACT TO TOP 5 SCUBA DIVING FACTS

There are many things about Scuba Diving the average person doesn't know so we appreciate any video trying to teach "outsiders" about Scuba Diving...the problem is that the vast majority of these videos are made by people who know almost nothing about Scuba Diving.

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[yuukiflow]

For neoprene westuits, they are actually a foam made by pushing nitrogen into rubber. The thickness of the wetsuit doesn't mean less water comes in. It means you have more volume of Nitrogen between you and the cold water. Nitrogen is bad heat conductor so it insulates you, slowing the rate at which your body heat spreads into the water. Wetsuit Thickness isn't a measure of "watertightness". It's the same principle as wearing a thick coat in winter, it traps more air in between you and the cold outside.
I hope I explained it clearly and did not forget important details.

[TidalDisruptionEvent]

With everything going on in the world today… it’s SO cathartic, relaxing, and JUST PLAIN FUN, to kick back and engage in some learning & laughter with you two wonderful fellas! From the bottom of my heart: Thank you, Woody & Gus!

[reidturing]

I really liked that Gus gave five of his own facts at the end. I especially appreciated the accessibility PSA about diving being for everyone. Thank you both!

[mikesbigadventures]

I like your top 5 better than their’s. True and entertaining especially for non-divers.

[MilleniumNemesis]

Woody...Gus...you two, especially your reactions, brighten any cloudy day I encounter...thank you both!!

[caioton]

Hands down, this is the most entertaining podcast (or whatever you call it) I've seen in a long time.
These two guys are priceless. Funny and witty. Perfect combo.
Keep up with the good work guys.

[Mr.Rogers]

Woody is a good man he teaches disabled people to dive. As a non diver I love this channel thanks guys. Going to S. Florida in a few months would love to make my first dive

[xxSarahTanx]

Non-diver here. Love this channel and videos. Woody and Gus’s personalities complement each other very well. I also like how despite being expert in the area of diving, you guys remain humble and educational!

[camtankerous]

Honestly, hearing an experienced diver say scuba diving is for everyone is so heartening. I’m a 23-year-old cane user with chronic pain that limits what i can do outside of my home, so I long ago wrote off a lot of the experiences most people put on their bucket lists. Despite this, I’ve always had a love for the ocean (I’m a certified sailor!) and have been curious about scuba diving with my brother since he got certified three years ago. I’ve been falling even more in love with scuba diving since finding this channel, and I’m seriously considering looking into some classes now.
Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge, and for just generally being really great guys

[prilinator_]

Found your channel recently and I've been OBSESSED! You guys are so interesting and informative.
I've always seen scuba diving as something terrifying - I've only done a 1 hour class in a pool - but you guys are so passionate about it and by the book, you've certainly left me more open to the idea in the future!

[jasonck]

Glad we got actual divers here, to help clear up in inconsistency in the video

[elizabethconant]

This video was absolutely hilarious 😂. The way he said trimix sounds like a frog!! You guys did an excellent job at reacting to this video!

[liamniedrich]

After not diving for 9-10 years, it has been refreshing to find this channel.

It is great to be able to appreciate and re-imagine the underwater environment.

I received my Open Water Diver - Level 2 at around 2, 650 feet.

[curtisyue]

Oh I love Trimmix, they're my favorite breakfast cereal.

[timelytinkering]

I couldn't begin to imagine the feeling of looking out over the ocean. Let alone DIVING into it. Absolutely mind boggling. I would love to one day.
I'm from Nebraska, where there are waves of sand in the great plains. I'm thrilled to have found your guys' page. I appreciate the time, and work you all put into these videos!

[aliciazinn]

I love that episode of The Office!!! "If I can't scuba than what's this all been about?"

[adriansorin]

Guys, it is a fact that the insulating properties of a neoprene suit depend on the quality of the polymer used and the number of air bubbles that the manufacturer can insert in a controllable manner in the polymer mass during fabrication. The thinner the bubbles and the more of them per cubic mm the better the insulation. The thicker the material more bubbles you have, and THIS is the reason a thicker material provides better insulation at the expense of increased bulk and reduced flexibility.

[amandalin]

I love that woody is always smiling, you can tell he loves this job

[pinkbubble]

Diving checklist:
Oxygen ✅
Goggles✅
Flippers✅

[jeffomalley]

Jacques Cousteau?? I thought it was lmao