I have been using the innovative Tote and Float for my underwater photo assignments and find it to be very clever and exceedingly user-friendly. It is easy to wheel down the dock to load on my boat, and a breeze to deploy over the side. More significantly, it easily and safely delivers compressed air where we needed it, perfect for those occasions when I find a normal scuba tank to be an intrusion.

I use it for the shallow water work that it is problably intended for, things like cleaning my hull or just recreational dives along our reefs here in the Florida Keys. But I also find it very useful when working with models underwater. The model can easily stash the regulator behind a coral head, yet close at hand, allowing me to photograph them without obstrusive dive gear, and still avoid the necessity for exhausting repetitive dives to and from the surface for a breath of air.

Stephen Frink, professional underwater photographer, Key Largo , www.stephenfrink.com

        I live in the Florida Keys and have been diving for many years. My grand children, 11 and 14 years old, spent a month with us this summer. They really wanted to dive with me. The "Tote and Float" came to mind. It was easy and fun for all of us. The kids took to it with ease and loved it. We did not have to deal with wearing the heavy bulky tanks. All they wanted to do was dive using the "Tote and Float". They are already planning next summer dives. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You,

        Bob Miller, Islamorada, Florida Keys.