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What Customers Say... |
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Deep water researcher Richard Pyle on a 325 foot deep reef dive. Photo taken with a Gates PC110 housing. See Richard in the latest IMAX film “Coral Reef Adventure”. www.CoralFilm.com |
"I have used a wide variety of underwater camera housings in my deep diving career, and none have measured up to the quality and durability of a Gates. When exploring deep coral reefs 300-500 feet down, I need my equipment to have exceptional reliability. I've taken the Gates housing to nearly TWICE its rated depth, and it has never failed to function flawlessly. When you absolutely, positively need it to work, then get a Gates."
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is 99% O-ring and 1% preparedness I make certain my O-ring is a Gates.
When one shows up in a remote location of the world with 22 cases
of equipment and only one chance to get the underwater sequence -
everything better work.
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George Hock on location with the US Navy Seal and Underwater Demolition Teams. |
“I shot underwater for all the television networks and the US Navy, and Gates Housings were and will always be my first choice. If you’re going to do the underwater job right I say do it with a Gates Housing. Thanks for being there for all us bubblehead camera jockeys.” George Hock |
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Photo by Claudia Pellarini
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"When
you intentionally venture in amongst 30 or more Caribbean Reef sharks
bumping and biting your video housing - you want to be sure it's a Gates!
At Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas we have been doing this with our Gates
Baja housings on our daily shark feeds without fail for the past 6 years.
They sure are rugged, reliable and user friendly. And what's more -customer
service at Gates is simply unbeatable!" |
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“Aloha Productions uses Gates housings because of their high quality. The manual control functions and the absence of electronics permit use in extreme diving conditions.” Dennis LaGrange |
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