Dive Magazines

[DivemasterDennis]

I would add an on-line magazine, Undercurrent (undercurrent.org) For a very modest annual subscription you get a monthly on line edition, about 20 pages, as well as a mid month update ( 5 to 8 pages) You also get their Chapbook on line, hundreds of pages of reviews of dive centers, boats and resorts by fellow divers. And they do not have ads- so they are totally independent. Check out the web site for more info. I don't own it- but am a long time subscriber. On the web site they have a great book section too, with reviews and if you buy through them they donate their profit to reef conservation and restoration.
DivemasterDennis

 

[bwbake]

I've got sport diver and scuba diver but also have subscribed to dive magazine as a free app for my smart phone. Pretty cool app so far. Magazines just at my finger tips anytime I want. Its a UK magazine but kind of interesting to get the views from across the pond.

 

[FinnMom]

I live in Europe and really enjoy the British magazine Diver. It's always got a whole lot to read on a huge variety of subjects, talks a lot about many places not terribly expensive for some one based in Europe. It talks a lot about diving the seas around Ireland and the UK too, but that's frequently prefectly good for anyone diving cool/cold water seas.

 

[Hatul]

I get Alert Diver from DAN, Scuba Diving for their gear reviews for what they're worth and accident report, and Undercurrent.

 

[covediver]

I have been subscribing to California Diver for a year and really like it. Alert Diver is the best. Underwater Journal for on line. Check out the Book and Media Review section of scubaboard. someone just put up a list of dozens of dive mags.

 

[MG11]

Dive Training and after the high regard from this site I went and signed up for the online version of undercurrent! It's packed full of good stuff..

Mike