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One lucky diver is walking away with a Shearwater Peregrine TX and Swift GPS Transmitter: a $1,205+ prize that will transform every single dive.
The Peregrine TX gives you air-integrated diving with a display so sharp you’ll wonder how you ever read your old computer at depth.
The Swift GPS Transmitter tags every dive with its exact location the moment you surface — effortless and automatic.
Whether you dive once a year on holiday or every weekend at your local quarry, the Peregrine TX meets you where you are — easy to set up, easy to trust, and built by the brand that serious divers have relied on for over two decades.
The prize you can win:
One lucky winner will get a Shearwater Peregrine TX valued at USD 760 and a Swift GPS Transmitter valued at USD 445.
The winner will be announced in our newsletter and have 14 days to claim the prize.
While entry is free, the winner is responsible for applicable taxes. The prize will be shipped directly to the winnerfrom Shearwater. The prize will ship from the US or Europe and (you might need to cover additional shipping costs, if you live outside of North America or the EU).
By entering the giveaway, you acknowledge that we reserve the right to modify or cancel promotions at any time. We are not responsible for technical failures, lost entries, or any injury or damage resulting from participation or prize use. Void where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary. Must be 18+ to enter. Full terms and conditions available upon request.
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Meet the founders
In 2009, while diving in Bali, brothers Torben and Nicolai Lonne launched the first version of DIVEIN (named DIVE.in back then).
With an ambition to become the best online scuba resource, they quickly started to recruit experts and experienced scuba instructors.
Over the years, more people joined the team and their combined experience and knowledge grew to include water sports, hiking, outdoor life, boating, and many similar activities.
This has turned DIVEIN into a huge collection of reviews and guides—all written by people with a passion for the activities!
The core DIVEIN team is responsible for writing and editing the newsletter:
Who's writing the newsletter
The core DIVEIN team is responsible for writing and editing the newsletter:rnrn
Torben Lonne
Editor and Co-founder at DIVEIN.comTorben traveled to South East Asia for scuba diving and never really stopped his search for new adventures. His affinity for gear that works and his generosity for guiding people on their own path match his energy as editor-in-chief at DIVEIN.com.
Nicolai Lonne
Author and Co-founder at DIVEIN.comNicolai co-founded DIVEIN back in 2009 with his brother Torben – initially with the idea that “if we have a popular blog about diving, then we’d have a reason to go dive more often”.
As DIVEIN grew from a hobby blog about diving, and into a business with a team of people, tons of equipment to buy (to test it), and a range of responsibilities, Nicolai mainly moved behind the scenes to manage…
Rebecca Strauss
Editor at DIVEIN.comRebecca has been an avid traveler and scuba diver for many years. She began her editorial career by updating travel guides, which took her all over the United States and Caribbean. From there, she did a stint as a managing editor at a Caribbean travel magazine. That, in turn, led her to take the plunge—quite literally—and focus her editorial and writing skills on scuba diving travel and gear…
Sylvia Jenkins
Content Specialist at DIVEIN.comComing from London, UK, Sylvia has always loved traveling. During a family trip to Thailand in her early teens, it was of course a no-brainer to do her PADI Open Water.
Once she finished her university Geography degree, she traveled and worked across Canada, Australia, and South East Asia. During this time she worked as an underwater photographer, divemaster, and PADI-certified scuba…
Bradley Axmith
Senior Editor at DIVEIN.comBradley grew up feeling more at home in the national parks of Canada than in the city. Having an affinity for the seasons and a penchant for finding second-hand gear, he embraced the philosophy that there is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing.
Canoe tripping throughout Algonquin park for longer periods of time without meeting other souls or standing on the backside of a Rocky…