Erin Durbin-Sherer
Erin began diving in 2012 as preparation for a trip to Hawaii and before the year was out she'd left her old life behind to work in the dive industry full-time. When she's not out exploring the deep and collecting c-cards, you might find her making art or working on her master's thesis in cultural anthropology at San Diego State University. Erin is an Associate Editor with DeeperBlue.com.
The Sublue WhiteShark: More Zoom, Less Room
WhiteShark—a DPV that boldly claims to be the most compact scooter on the market
The Reg-Mount Offers a New Perspective on Underwater Action Photography
At the Blue Wild Expo this weekend, we came across the Reg-Mount, a camera mounting system that attaches your action camera directly to your second stage.
Laser Tools Co. Has a New Way to Up Your Game
Much like a laser scope on a regular gun, the Speargun Laser Sight massively improves the accuracy of your shot.
Mermaid Spearo: Fashion-Forward Designs for Spearfishing Sirens
Mermaid Spearo, a line of shirts, hats, and stickers that feature spearfisherwomen front and center.
A Quick PADI Freediving Update from the Blue Wild Expo Floor
We get an update on all the latest developments with PADI Freediver
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Latest Posts
[PHOTO] Never Stop Exploring
Check out our latest Photo of the Week - Never Stop Exploring
Girl Power Turns 3 – Q&A With Girls That Scuba Founder Sarah Richard
Online female dive community Girls That Scuba turns three today, we catch up with founder Sarah Richard to find out more
[VIDEO] Freediving Fiji
We take a look at our Video Of The Week - Freediving Fiji
FORCE BLUE And Sea Of Change Team Up To Take On Plastics
FORCE BLUE has teamed up on a project with the Sea Of Change Foundation that aims to use FORCE BLUE's Special Operations Veterans to raise awareness about the ocean and the threats it faces.
Florida’s Coral Spawning Season Is About To Start
It's that time of year again, so it's worth packing your dive gear and heading down to the Florida Keys for the annual Coral spawning season.
