Diver's Breathing Bag

A diver's breathing bag, also known as a diving bag or a breathing bag, is a piece of equipment used in underwater diving. It is a flexible bag made of durable materials, such as rubber or PVC, that is designed to hold and deliver breathing gas to a diver while they are underwater.

The purpose of a diver's breathing bag is to provide a reserve of breathing gas in case of an emergency or when the diver is unable to access their primary air supply, such as when they are ascending or descending in the water. The bag is typically connected to the diver's regulator, which is the device that delivers the breathing gas from the tank to the diver's mouthpiece.

In the event of an emergency, the diver can open the valve on the breathing bag to access the stored gas and continue breathing until they can safely reach the surface or resolve the issue with their primary air supply. The bag can also be used during decompression stops to provide a continuous supply of breathing gas to the diver.

Diver's breathing bags come in various sizes, depending on the specific needs of the diver and the duration of their dive. They are an essential safety device for divers, providing an additional level of security and peace of mind while exploring the underwater world.