Introducing the Divesoft Reel

Exploring the underwater world is an experience like no other, and having the right equipment is crucial to making every dive safe and enjoyable. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the latest product from Divesoft—the Divesoft Reel.

This precision-engineered tool is designed to meet the needs of divers who demand the best from their equipment.

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The Divesoft Difference

Built to Last with Delrin

The Divesoft Reel is crafted from Delrin, a high-strength plastic known for its durability and resistance to wear. This material choice ensures that your reel will stand up to the rigors of frequent diving, whether navigating through challenging cave systems or exploring open waters.

Adjustable Width for Versatility

One of the standout features of the Reel is its adjustable width. Depending on your needs, you can set the reel to handle line lengths ranging from 100 meters (330 feet) to 250 meters (820 feet). This flexibility makes it an excellent choice for various types of dives, from short excursions to extended explorations.

Designed by Divers, for Divers

The Divesoft Reel was developed based on feedback from experienced cave divers, ensuring that every feature is tailored to meet the unique challenges of underwater navigation. The shape and position of the handle are specifically designed to minimize hand strain, even during continuous winding and unwinding of the line.

Advanced Brake System

Safety is paramount in any dive, and the Reel doesn’t disappoint. It features a spiral brake with a rubber tip, allowing you to slow down or completely stop the reel with ease. This added control is essential for maintaining your position and avoiding entanglements.

Intuitive Grooves for Tactile Feedback

Even in complete darkness, you’ll have full control over the Divesoft Reel. Shallow grooves on the handle side allow you to feel how fast the cord is being unwound, enabling you to adjust the speed with your thumb. This tactile feedback is invaluable for divers who need to maneuver in low-visibility conditions.

Secure Grip

The handle of the Divesoft Reel has a deep recess with distinct edges, ensuring a secure grip whether you’re using a bare hand or a thick glove. This design detail prevents the reel from slipping, providing an added layer of safety and convenience.

Precision Machining

The Divesoft Reel is precisely machined to prevent the line from jamming, a common issue with lesser reels. This attention to detail means you can focus on your dive without worrying about equipment malfunctions.

Included Accessories

Each Divesoft Reel comes with a Double Eyed Bolt Snap, offering a reliable way to secure your reel to your gear.

Available Variants

The Reel comes in three variants to suit your specific needs:

• Primary Reel w/o Line: For divers who prefer to use their own line.
• 150m Primary Reel: Ideal for mid-range dives.
• 200m Primary Reel: Perfect for longer, more adventurous dives.

Why Choose the Divesoft Reel?

In a world where reliability and ease of use can make or break a dive, the Reel stands out as a top choice for divers everywhere. Its combination of durable materials, thoughtful design, and advanced features make it a must-have for anyone serious about their underwater adventures.

Whether you’re a seasoned cave diver or a newcomer eager to explore new depths, the Divesoft Reel offers the performance and reliability you need to make the most of your dives.

A reel is an essential piece of equipment in diving, serving multiple critical functions that enhance safety and navigation underwater. Here are some common uses for a reel in diving:

Usage of dive reel.

1. Guideline Deployment

Reels are often used to deploy guidelines, which help divers find their way back to the starting point or exit during a dive, especially in environments with poor visibility such as caves, wrecks, or murky waters.

2. Search and Recovery

Divers use reels to conduct search patterns when looking for lost objects or performing search and recovery missions. The line helps maintain a systematic approach to covering an area efficiently.

3. Safety Stops

Reels can be utilized to deploy a surface marker buoy (SMB) from depth, allowing divers to indicate their position to surface support and perform safety stops at the correct depth while maintaining contact with their ascent line.

4. Surveying and Mapping

When conducting underwater surveys or mapping new dive sites, reels provide a stable reference point and allow divers to measure distances accurately and document the layout of the site.

5. Penetration Diving

In overhead environments like caves and wrecks, reels are critical for laying a continuous guideline that divers can follow to ensure they do not get lost. This is vital for safe navigation and emergency exits.

6. Drift Diving

During drift dives, a reel connected to a surface marker buoy can help maintain communication with the dive boat, signaling the diver’s location as they move with the current.

By using a reel, divers can significantly improve their safety, navigational precision, and efficiency in various underwater tasks.