Product overview
The Diving Compass is an underwater navigation instrument that helps divers maintain direction and follow a planned route. It is particularly useful in open water, poor visibility or areas with few natural landmarks.
It can also help divers navigate back towards an exit point or dive boat when used together with proper training and dive planning.
Where it is used
- Open-water diving
- Underwater navigation exercises
- Marine surveys
- Search and recovery
- Wreck diving
- Recreational scuba diving
Key benefits
- Supports accurate underwater navigation.
- Useful in low-visibility environments.
- Helps divers maintain a planned direction.
- Compact and easy to access while diving.
- Improves confidence during open-water dives.
- Does not depend on satellite reception underwater.
Questions we get asked
How should diving equipment be maintained?
After use, rinse equipment with clean fresh water, dry it away from direct sunlight and store it in a cool, ventilated area. Regulators, BCDs, cylinders and other life-support equipment should be inspected and serviced by qualified technicians.
Are the displayed prices inclusive of delivery?
Delivery charges may depend on the customer’s location, package size and product weight. Customers should confirm delivery costs when placing an order.
Are colours, sizes and models always available?
Availability may change depending on current stock. Customers should confirm the preferred size, colour, model and technical specifications before completing an order.
Diving Compass — questions we are asked
- How much is Diving Compass in Kenya?
- Diving Compass is KSh 5,500 each from Afeef Maimun. The price is published rather than quoted on request, and eTIMS invoices are issued on every order.
- Is Diving Compass in stock in Nairobi and Mombasa?
- Ask the counter for current stock and price — Darosa Plaza, Karen Road, Nairobi, or opposite Ratna Square, Nyali, Mombasa. Delivery is same-day within Nairobi and next-day countrywide once confirmed.
