AERIS is pleased to announce the long-anticipated F.10 computer is now available. The only computer in the AERIS line to be exclusively dedicated to free diving use, the F.10 was designed with direct input from world record setting free diver Martin Stepanek. The founder of Freediving Instructors International, Stepanek said the free diving community has long needed a tool of this nature.
“It was disturbing that there was not a computer that free divers could use in their training and competition,” he points out. “There are many reasons a free diver needs a computer, but not just any computer. The needs are completely different.”
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For example, the F.10 displays surface intervals in seconds, not minutes. The unit also has continual displays, so free divers have their hands free during descents and ascents.
“The repetitive nature of free diving, along with the sometimes rapid ascents make it more important than ever to have a tool that meets the free diver’s needs,” Stepanek said.
Stepanek used the F.10 during a world record attempt in the Red Sea earlier this year. That attempt was chronicled in a recently-released ad campaign by AERIS. To view the ad, go to http://diveaeris.com/Images/aerisf10_ad.jpg
“Martin’s assistance has been invaluable in the development of the F.10,” said AERIS marketing manager Doug Krause. “We see the growing opportunities for free diving in terms of training, product sales and travel. The F.10 will become a free diving standard and we’re pleased to be out in front of the trend.”
For more details, visit the AERIS website at www.DiveAERIS.com