Concepts Dive Log Book w/Insert Accessories Blue Octopus

Overall, seems a good sturdy product, worthy of many dive trips banging around in luggage through airports. My dislikes are (1) when open, the case does not lie flat - it is kinda sprung open to maybe 90 degrees. I foresee this will be a PITA when trying fill-out dive info on individual log book pages, even when sitting at a table on dry land. I doubt that it will loosen up. (2) the "credit card/cert card slots could be deeper. I suspect after a long trip, I will open the case to find cards flopping around inside. Not deal killers, but minor grievances. My "OLD" PADI log book (the red one) fits the binder just fine. Anyway... It's basically a good product. I'm keepin' it. 4 stars instead of 5.

The description is inaccurate. I ordered this because I expected it to be a package deal as the description states it includes 60 log pages. I ordered two and neither one had pages. The binder is as expected, decent quality. Very rigid. There is ZERO customer service so good luck if you have any issues. No way to contact anyone with questions or concerns. I Will NOT be purchasing from again.

This Dive log binder is awesome. I love that I can keep everything in one place. Love the many slots for cards, I have my dive insurance card in there along with my Certification card for now. I have additional Dive log that I got from my class in there, along with a St. Lucia map for diving, and a pen, but you can fit 3 pens in there. Great Cover! The turtle is exactly how it looks on line. Love it!

This log book cover works very well, I have all my c-cards neatly stored in pockets on the left side (although I suppose I could just keep my highest cert and NITROX cards there). There are places to keep my pens handy, a change pocket, a pocket in the back for my dive tables and other similar items with a clip to hold your keys. I have three standard size logs books in there and keep my dive buddy's log book in there as well. It does NOT seem to be water proof (leave it on the boat while you dive), but should be fine with a few drops of water being splashed on it.

My dive log book was starting to get tattered and worn for being thrown in my dive bag, getting wet, travels, etc. This little binder is the perfect solution! It has the typical 3-ring binder on the inside although it's smaller and fits the PADI dive log book perfectly. There's also slots and pockets on the inside to keep your diver certification cards, DAN card, and maybe even credit cards, ID, or some extra cash. There's pen slots as well to store a few ballpoint pens. No reason to not log your dives anymore!I will be diving the Great Barrier Reef this summer and am sooo excited to fill up my log book and stay organized with this binder :)

Alright, lets really look at this thing, it is nothing more than a 3 ring day planner with red fabric and a dive flag pattern. That is why I really love this thing.If your a PADI diver it has a pocket that fits the eRDP and slots for every C-card you will get on your way up to and including Master Scuba Diver and your DAN card. There are several slots for pens, inside in the back there is a mesh pouch that you can put your flat plastic dive planning tables into, and a clip that you can hang something onto. Along with the binder you get a sheet sheet that shows how to fill out a log page and there are extra log pages. If you are used to carrying around just your log book this thing will feel bulky, but it is only as large as it needs to be, the layout is very efficient, and there is a place for everything, and that place is only as large as it needs to be, the only wasted space I could see is the several pen slots, I can't see myself needing several pens, two is enough. To make this just a little more personal I stenciled my name on the outside spine using my gear stencil and a magic marker.If your a diver and already have a log book binder that works for you,I would also highly recommend this for use as a day planner, come on, leather Franklin Planner or bright red dive flag, what's it going to be?

The log books are very poorly constructed. The Cordura fabric cover is sewn over a semit-rigid interior to give it shape.. The problem is the Cordura cover is stretched so tightly on an over-sized rigid interior that the covers form a convex (or some might say concave upward) shape. The log books themselves are OK, the cover seems to be durable and there are a number of pockets inside but the undersized cover creates a not very usable book. They are just very cheaply made and while I can't return them since I opened them I'll just be looking for an opportunity to replace them.

Picture wasn’t quit as clear as advertised. Only had it a few days but it seems to be fine. It was nice it came with some extra pages but if I’m honest... it had a horrific smell. The febreeze and sometime outside cleared that up.