Christmas gift ideas?

Maybe this is the wrong place to post this - I'm sure someone will let me know.

I'm looking for ideas for my husband who has just about everything. My short list include expensive and inexpensive things: a strobe; Nautilus Lifeline ($300); and that's it. Has anyone stumbled upon something new or old that you really, really think is amazing, fun, or interesting?

Thanks!

i'm sure he'd love the lifeline. if you want to get even more expensive, you can get him a diver propulsion vehicle (dpv), never tried one, but i'm sure they're fun as hell

What kind of diving does your husband do? Warm water only, photography, under ice, vintage dive gear collecting, does he like reading???

How about something like this from the HDS.org

My (non diving) wife got me a Nautilus Lifeline as a gift. I really appreciated at the time and even more so now.

Just saying, . . . .


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My (non diving) wife got me a Nautilus Lifeline as a gift. I really appreciated at the time and even more so now.

Just saying, . . . ...

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Nothing says "I Love You" more than preventing a horrible death drifting alone at sea.

Not very expensive, but this may come in handy, especially in locations that will not allow divers to carry knives.

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You didn't really say what is your budget limit? If money is no object then an Oceanic titanium dive computer that can double as a watch or an Atomic Aquatics T3. In fact Atomics makes whole line of expensive gear like their Cobalt dive computer. They've recently released a new blade fin which I've had me eye on recently except my wife would kill me if I bought more dive equipment.

My most recent favorite dive accessory is the Aeris A4 dive light. Takes 4 AAA batteries and puts out just over 200 lumens. Much brighter than my previous Intova torch and the batteries are so much cheaper to replace.

How about a heated undergarment. Could go under a wetsuit for even in a dry suit. Thermolution. :: THERMALUTION.COM :: Thermalution Heated Undersuit Is Your Only Solution TO Keep Warm!

I have also looked into getting Nautilus lifeline. It would certainly add extra measure of safety for boat dives.

Any of his dive gear he's been looking into replacing? New mask, wetsuit, fins, etc.? How about a book on scuba? Subscription to Scuba Diving Magazine? I personally look forward to the new issues, mostly to see what's new in the gear section.

Good luck. Merry Christmas.

Like others have said, not sure of your husband's experience level or dive preferences... Does he have DAN diver insurance?

Safe Diving!

+1 for the Nautilus Lifeline. I've never had to use mine, but the psychological benefit from knowing I have it in my pocket should I need it is invaluable on drift and high current dives.