The 360 View Diving Mirror is a small convex mirror worn on the wrist or back of the hand, giving you a quick look at what’s going on around you without having to turn your whole body. It’s a simple bit of kit, but surprisingly handy — especially when you want to keep an eye on buddies, students, valves or hoses while staying in position. Divers mainly use it for: Keeping an eye on a group of divers while guiding Watching students during skills without hovering over them Peeking into tight spaces like wrecks, caves or under ledges Swimming backwards at the surface towards a boat or shot line Basic surface signalling if needed Bubble checks on valves, hoses or rebreathers FEATURES: Strong 3D printed body Bonded glass convex Mirror diameter: 49 mm Housing with bungee holes: 52 mm x 72 mm Grip pattern on the back for better adhesion Includes single-piece bungee The mirror itself is a small circular convex mirror set in a plastic surround (around 50 mm diameter). It’s attached to an adjustable elastic cord, so you can wear it over a glove, around your wrist, or clip it onto your BCD or harness. Lightweight, low-profile and easy to forget about until you need it, the 360 Observe is one of those tools that earns its place in your kit bag. Who It’s For Dive instructors keeping an eye on students Dive guides leading groups Technical and CCR divers doing bubble checks or equipment checks Sidemount divers who want a better view of valves and hoses Any diver who wants a bit more awareness without extra hassle
