Scuba Diving Log Binder with 50 Refill Bonus

A surprisingly great dive binder! Wasn't sure what to expect, but the quality is great with nice details (love the dive flag zipper pull!). Perfect size, great pockets, sturdy. The material is really nice and solid. I put a sticker on mine and it looks great. Couldn't be happier. I love it!

I have used this for over a year now its brilliant. Loads of space and compartments for diving Q cards. Very durable has travelled across the world with me.

I really like this, it's perhaps a tiny bit too big but keeps everything together well. I keep my RDP in there too, and chuck it in whenever I travel with the chance of diving

I make a large number of purchases through Amazon and I write a lot of Amazon reviews. They are based on my personal opinions gleaned as a result of decades of experiences in a professional occupation, as a consumer, a property owner and raising a family. This Scuba Diving Log binder is sold through Amazon at a cost of £24.98 as a prime item. Prime items come with a promise of included next day delivery. You cannot rely on the next day delivery promise. The binder was delivered quickly alongside other orders. The first thing to be said is that the binder is both large, bulky and heavy. It measures 11 inches long X 8.5 inches wide X 2.25 inches thick and weighs in at 727 grammes. If I had known it was so large and heavy I would never have bought it. There are no markings to identify what the case is made of but it appears to be some sort of rubberised substance. The "bonus" refill is not much in the way of quality. (I have another log book with the same information capability which cost a mere £1.99 delivered and the paper quality is many times better) The zip is also poor. The pull is a 3/4 X 5/8 X 1/8 inch piece of rubber which I consider quite likely to break at almost anytime. I certainly have no confidence to believe it would stay intact if the zip were to be a little stiff and given a tug. (not a heavy handed klutz) Overall, I believe that there is a possibility that the contents of the case could stay reasonably protected from water splashes and such. It is an expensive example of a binder and record sheets. The seller has a note in with the case asking for comment. Make it closer to the record sheet size and make it lighter, Improve the zip, reduce the selling price.

I did not expect to not get the log book front page for info when I bought a binder and refills. Why would I need these two and not the info and notes pages? Other than that the quality is great and it looks really good. Although a bit big in size. 4-5 cm shorter would have been more practical, and almost as much taken off the width. That would make it easier to bring on dive trips.

Beware you check the dimensions of this bad boy as it is large in size. I found this to be a bonus as I could carry around my phone, money, pens, dive slate and sun cream zipped inside when I walked about my dive site. The zip was quite strong but did break eventually however this is because I squashed it during transit and stored too much inside. I purchased extra padi dive sheets because I filled it up after spending two months diving twice a day in Fiji so needed to continue recording my dives. A really good quality Filofax style dive record.

Good size. A little larger than expected. Feels solid and will be able to take a bit of a bashing on board boat. Card slots are a little too tight but hopefully will stretch with time. All in all a good feel and looking binder. Will be able to keep quite a lot in it.

Perfect item really impressed with the quality and would highly recommend