PADI Sidemount

What is Sidemount Diving?

Sidemount diving involves carrying air tanks on the side of the body, and it is an interesting diving method that divers can use instead of traditional back-mounted tanks. One of the benefits of sidemount diving is that it allows divers to maintain a more streamlined position, reducing stress and increasing comfort while underwater.

One of the key benefits of sidemount diving is improved streamlining. By positioning tanks on the sides, divers achieve a lower profile in the water, which reduces drag and makes movement smoother and more energy-efficient. This streamlined position helps decrease physical strain, allowing for greater comfort and longer, more enjoyable dives.

Additionally, sidemount diving provides easier access to the air supply. Divers can easily reach and manage their tanks and valves, enhancing safety, especially in overhead environments like caves or wrecks. The configuration also offers greater flexibility in equipment setup and can be customized to fit individual needs.

Overall, sidemount diving is an excellent choice for those seeking enhanced comfort, better maneuverability, and increased safety underwater.

How long does sidemount training take?

The simple answer is that this course takes a total of 2 and a half days to complete, divided as follows:

• Pool training: 2 to 4 hours, where you will learn about and get familiar with the equipment, including adjusting it to fit properly.

• Open water training: 2 days, with 2 dives per day.

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