Mark de Barra has joined the company in a senior advisory role, supporting Shearwater’s continued global growth. Mark brings significant dive industry experience and a genuine connection to technical diving, a community that has been central to Shearwater from the beginning.

Beneath a frozen lake, where the world above fades into muffled crackles and shifting light, freediver Sabrina Figliomeni has found more than adventure. In this exclusive interview, she reflects on a community that cheers each other on, a deep sense of peace, and proof that we are often far stronger than we believe.

Shearwater Research is proud to announce that the Shearwater Jetpack for Avelo diving has achieved CE marking, enabling the Jetpack to be sold in Europe and marking an important milestone in the expansion of Avelo diving. A new approach to buoyancy is coming to Europe. And the Shearwater Jetpack is ready.

Macro photography is often described as a test of patience, but for underwater photographers, it's also a lesson in time management. From waiting for elusive animal behaviour to balancing gas reserves, every decision underwater is shaped by the clock. In this article, we explore how dive computers quietly influence the images we capture by helping us stay focused, safe and patient.

Resting 230 feet below the surface off the Florida Keys lay HMCS Canada, once the flagship of the Royal Canadian Navy, now a largely forgotten relic of the nation's naval past. The mission was to create the first high-resolution photogrammetric record of the wreck, capturing details unseen since she sank.