EQUIPMENT
Every piece of equipment I trust with my life underwater. Tested in Polish lakes, rivers and the Baltic — often in near-zero visibility.
CORE KIT
My primary drysuit for cold Polish waters. Trilam construction handles sub-5°C temperatures without compromising movement. The seal system is bomb-proof — critical when you're 30 metres down in a dark lake.
Paired with the Oceanic+ underwater housing for 4K footage at depth. The wide-angle lens captures the full scale of what's down there — wrecks, nets, wildlife. HyperSmooth stabilisation means usable footage even with currents.
The best dive computer on the market — full colour AMOLED display, readable even in murky water. Bühlmann algorithm with gradient factors gives me precise decompression data. Wrist-mounted so I'm never reaching for a console mid-dive.
1800 lumens cuts through even the darkest lake sediment. I run two — one primary, one backup. Polish freshwater visibility can drop to under a metre; these lights are the difference between finding something and missing it completely.
ACCESSORIES
BCD
Back-inflate BCD designed for drysuit diving. Minimal drag in the water column.
REGULATOR
Cold-water regulator rated to -30°C. No free-flows even in near-freezing Polish rivers.
MASK
Ultra-wide field of view. Frameless design keeps peripheral vision open when scanning for objects on the bottom.
FINS
Open-heel fins for drysuit boots. The channel-thrust blade is efficient over long distances.
KNIFE
Hook-blade cutter for ghost nets. When you're tangled in monofilament 20m down, this saves lives.
LIFT BAG
For hauling heavy finds and waste bags to the surface. Essential for the cleanup missions.
// GEAR REVIEWS
I write detailed equipment reviews based on real-world use — not lab tests. Every item above has been taken on actual dives in Polish waters.
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