Quick Answer
Choose the Aqua Filter - Super Suit if you need maximum versatility across varying depths with its five interchangeable filters. Opt for the Aqua Filter - Protective Housing if you prefer a lighter, more streamlined kit with three essential filters for most recreational dives.
Why Filter Count Matters Underwater
Water absorbs color at different rates depending on depth and clarity. A single filter can't correct color across all diving conditions. Having multiple filter options lets you match the red, orange, or magenta compensation to the actual light you encounter. The trade-off is carrying more gear versus having the right tool for each dive.
Trade-offs at a Glance
- Filter Count: Super Suit gives you 5 filters; Protective Housing gives you 3. More filters mean more versatility but also more items to carry and manage underwater.
- Depth Range: The Super Suit's five filters cover a broader depth spectrum, from shallow to deep. The Protective Housing's three filters handle typical recreational depths (up to 30-40m/100-130ft) well. If you routinely dive below 30m, the Super Suit's extra filters become valuable.
- Portability & Simplicity: The Protective Housing with three filters is lighter and more compact. The Super Suit's five-filter set takes up more space in your kit and requires more decisions underwater. For travel or quick dives, the Protective Housing's simplicity often wins.
Product Facts at a Glance
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Aqua Filter - Super Suit: Featuring five interchangeable filters at varying depth, the Aqua Filter is the most versatile filter set for your diving adventures. Includes 5 filters in one set. Five filters give you the widest range of color correction, so you can adapt to shallow reefs, deep walls, and murky conditions without swapping housings.
Aqua Filter - Super Suit
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Aqua Filter - Protective Housing: Featuring three interchangeable filters at varying depth, the Aqua Filter is the most versatile filter set for your diving adventures. Includes 3 filters in one set. Three filters cover the most common recreational dive depths, offering a simpler setup that's easier to pack and manage on the go.
Aqua Filter - Protective Housing
Which Housing Fits Your Diving Style?
Best For
- Divers who regularly explore varying depths and want maximum color correction flexibility
- Photographers who prefer having a dedicated filter for every light condition
Not For
- Divers who want the lightest, most compact underwater housing for travel or casual snorkeling
- Beginners who may feel overwhelmed by five filter choices underwater
