Why are cave dives often the simplest and least challenging in terms of decompression?
When diving along a wall or slope, what may tech divers be able to do?
Key Points to Remember
Cave dives are often among the simplest and least challenging in terms of decompression. Not only do they generally require shorter, shallower stops, cave divers can usually leave their deco bottles staged at the entrance.
When diving along a wall or slope, tech divers may be able to use these as visual references for ascents and decompression.
