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¿Qué equipo necesitas para comenzar a bucear?
Primero vamos a detallar los materiales obligatorios que debes tener antes de comenzar a realizar un curso de buceo.
Máscara.
La máscara no debe solo permitir la visión bajo el agua, sino que también ha de alojar la nariz en su interior y permitir pinzarla por encima de la goma o silicona que la recubra.
Aletas.
Sirven para desplazarnos en el agua. Las manos bajo el agua son para regular el jacket o para sostener la linterna, pero nunca para bracear. El único movimiento ha de ser el de las piernas. Es aconsejables que sean aletas de pie abierto y que tengan un agarre para el talón regulable.
Escarpines.
Son botas de neopreno que cumplen la misión de aislar los pies del frío y permiten que las aletas se ajuste más cómodamente al pie. Lo mejor es comprar escarpines con suela gorda y cremallera.
Cinturón de lastre y plomos.
Son esenciales en el buceo, ya que sirven para que tu cuerpo descienda en el agua. Hay de dos tipos, cinturones con bolsa de velcro y cinturones de hebilla.
Ahora los enumeramos el resto de equipo que tendrán que comprar, poco a poco, una vez hayas adquirido la licencia de buceo.
Neopreno.
Como en todo deporte de agua, el neopreno es esencial en su práctica, pero más todavía en el buceo, ya que dependiendo de la temperatura del agua se necesitará un traje húmedo, semiseco o seco.
Guantes y capucha.
Son complementos perfectos para resguardarse de las bajas temperaturas bajo el agua.
Chaleco hidrostático.
También llamado jacket o ala, se trata del chaleco que nos permitirá ascender en la inmersión y además cumple la función de salvavidas. El cinturón de lastre y el chaleco son los elementos esenciales que debes controlar para conseguir la flotabilidad neutra, que tu cuerpo se mantenga en el agua como si estuviese sujetado por un hilo.
Regulador.
Se trata del respirador que conecta con la botella de aire. También es el que cumple la función de hinchar y deshinchar el chaleco hidrostático.
Ordenador.
Al principio no es muy necesario si vas con un guía o monitor, pero si te permites bucear a solas con una pareja, es fundamental, ya que marca cuando debemos ascender y facilita la parada de seguridad de tres minutos a cinco metros.
What equipment do you need to start diving?
First we will detail the mandatory materials that you must have before starting a diving course.
Mask.
The mask must not only allow underwater vision, but also must accommodate the nose inside and allow it to be clamped over the rubber or silicone that covers it.
Fins
They serve to move us in the water. The hands under water are to regulate the jacket or to hold the flashlight, but never to arm. The only movement must be that of the legs. It is advisable that they be open-flaps and have an adjustable heel grip.
Escarpines
They are neoprene boots that fulfill the mission of isolating the feet from the cold and allow the fins to fit more comfortably to the foot. It is best to buy booties with fat sole and zipper.
Ballast belt and leads.
They are essential in diving, as they help your body to descend into the water. There are two types, belts with velcro bag and buckle belts.
Now we list the rest of the equipment that they will have to buy, little by little, once you have acquired the diving license.
Neoprene
As in any water sport, neoprene is essential in its practice, but even more so in diving, since depending on the temperature of the water a wet, semi-dry or dry suit will be needed.
Gloves and hood.
They are perfect complements to protect against low temperatures under water.
Hydrostatic vest
Also called jacket or wing, it is the vest that will allow us to ascend in the dive and also serves as a lifeguard. The ballast belt and the vest are the essential elements that you must control to achieve neutral buoyancy, so that your body stays in the water as if it were held by a thread.
Regulator.
It is the respirator that connects to the air bottle. It is also the one that serves to swell and deflate the hydrostatic vest.
Computer.
At first it is not very necessary if you go with a guide or monitor, but if you allow yourself to dive alone with a partner, it is essential, since it marks when we must ascend and facilitates the safety stop from three minutes to five meters.
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