LOG-it Logbook

The Log-it Diving Logbook has been in production for 11 years. A primary objective was to construct a logbook to survive the rigours of practical use and still remain intact and attractive. It is a case bound book, the spine is stitched and glued, and we made the cover flexible enough to cope with the contours of whatever bag it will be packed into and still come back into shape. The Logbook is not waterproof, but will live in its plastic cover in a dive bag without coming to harm.

 There is space for 80 dives in each Logbook. Two pages are devoted to each dive with sufficient room for recording as much -or as little - detail as the dive deserves, e.g. transits, diagrams or photographs. The layout prompts the diver to record the important objective information about the dive on the left-hand page, leaving the right hand page free for descriptive comment. The Log-it Logbook does not conform to the terminology or methods of any particular diving organisation, it just follows good diving practice which is common to all organisations.

 There are pages at the front of the book dedicated to jotting down information associated with the sport: - telephone numbers of people involved in your diving; air stations, their opening times; hardboats, the skipper's name, what he charges, etc. There is a page for recording equipment service dates or cylinder tests. There is also an air consumption graph that is often of interest to those new to the sport. We tried to expand the function of the basic logbook to cover these important areas.