John Boyle , Underwater film maker
"The Thermocline is versatile and comfortable, it is excellent for my line of work."
John Boyle has been diving since he was 17 years of age, and set up Shark Bay Films in 1990. He was named 2001 UK Underwater Videographer of the Year by DIVE Magazine, and the critters films continue to receive international awards and are being acquired by broadcasters around the world. The third film in the critters trilogy - "coral critters", was released in September 2001 and by October had picked up its first international award at the 2001 Antibes Festival.
Kevin Gurr , Leading technical diver
“I believe this would be an excellent addition to most divers’ thermal protection systems, from technical cave divers to those who prefer more tropical conditions and just want the best in comfort and performance.”
Kevin Gurr is one of the UK’s leading technical divers, whose name is synonymous with adventure and challenge. As well as having undertaken many pioneering dives – Kevin is one of the technical team behind both the VR computers and the Ourobouros rebreather.
