Not everyone dives with turtles on holiday. Some of us dive a cold, dark lake on a Tuesday evening and come back up grinning. This patch is for us.
The Aquanauts INTL Team is for everyone who dives their local water instead of waiting for the next trip to the tropics. Lakes, quarries, rivers, cold seas, wherever you are. If you go down there, you’re on the team.
Pick your animal. These are the locals I meet in Swiss lakes, and probably cousins of yours:
Pike. Stares at you like you owe it money.
Eel. Shows up when you least expect it, leaves even faster.
Catfish. The heavyweight of the lake.
Crayfish. Small, armed, and not scared of you.
Each badge is embroidered, 8 cm wide, with velcro. You get both sides, so you can glue the velcro to your drysuit, bag or gear box (use Aquasure) and swap badges whenever you want.
Want the whole crew? Get all four for 49 CHF instead of 56.
Ships within 4 business days. Free delivery in Switzerland, 4 CHF everywhere else.
Wear it, dive with it, then send a photo of it in your local water to @swiss.aquanaut. I repost the team.
Not everyone dives with turtles on holiday. Some of us dive a cold, dark lake on a Tuesday evening and come back up grinning. This patch is for us.
The Aquanauts INTL Team is for everyone who dives their local water instead of waiting for the next trip to the tropics. Lakes, quarries, rivers, cold seas, wherever you are. If you go down there, you’re on the team.
Pick your animal. These are the locals I meet in Swiss lakes, and probably cousins of yours:
Pike. Stares at you like you owe it money.
Eel. Shows up when you least expect it, leaves even faster.
Catfish. The heavyweight of the lake.
Crayfish. Small, armed, and not scared of you.
Each badge is embroidered, 8 cm wide, with velcro. You get both sides, so you can glue the velcro to your drysuit, bag or gear box (use Aquasure) and swap badges whenever you want.
Want the whole crew? Get all four for 49 CHF instead of 56.
Ships within 4 business days. Free delivery in Switzerland, 4 CHF everywhere else.
Wear it, dive with it, then send a photo of it in your local water to @swiss.aquanaut. I repost the team.