Fourth Element Ocean Debris Bag

Description

Most dive-site rubbish gets removed by divers who happened to have somewhere to put it, so the difference between a clean-up and a shrug is usually a bag in a pocket. This one rolls into its own pouch, small enough to live in a BCD pocket or clip to a D-ring and be forgotten until needed, taking less space than a spare mask. Mesh through the body means it empties itself on the way up instead of hauling a bagful of water, while the top panel is solid fabric that rolls down onto a clip. It deploys with one hand underwater, which counts when the other is holding a torch or a reel. It comes in a single size, black with grey mesh, from the OceanPositive range. The Lightweight Dry-Sac is the waterproof counterpart for keeping kit dry. Anything brought up should go to responsible disposal, and to recycling where that is an option. It suits any diver who wants to bring rubbish up.

Features

• Mesh debris sack that rolls into its own pouch
• Open mesh body drains on the ascent
• Solid roll-down top panel with a clip
• Deploys one-handed underwater
• Packs smaller than a spare mask
• Clips to a D-ring or stows in a BCD pocket
• One size, black with grey mesh
• Part of the OceanPositive range

What's Included

• One Ocean Debris Bag with pouch