kit insurance

[ross the diver]

Well there is a few threads around on insurance so I think this would be work looking at as well, does anyone know of any good companies that insure dive kit and pay out even if its lost/broke on a dive, but is separate from the house insurance,

[Ferg3333]

divemaster, dunno about payouts never had to claim

[milldog]

Do you have a link

Graham

[Ferg3333]

I'm lazy so for the people who can't be arsed to google:

Google

Or is it Divemaster Insurance

[Treerat]

Westfiled do - kit is insured at home, on holiday and in use.

[londonsean69]

From Scubasure - who I am loking at

Worldwide cover for all your diving equipment for Accidental Damage, Theft and Loss whilst in transit, storage and in use – all year round!

All diving equipment is covered including: -

Tanks, wet / dry suits, BCD’s, specialist diving watches and computers and all other equipment covered under ‘Scuba Diving Equipment’ – see our full terms and conditions under ‘Key Facts ’


Underwater photographic and video equipment is covered at no extra cost.

24/7 equipment protection – in storage at home and from the minute you leave your home the moment you return, including whilst in use.

Hired dive equipment is also covered up to £200 (£25 per day)

You need to list everything worth over £100.

For people that have taken this style of insurance, can you clarify something for me;

A set of regs, is worth over £400, but the individual parts are worth around £90 each, plus hoses.

Do you declare this as the following "Regs - consisting of 2xDS4 plus 2xATX40, hoses and SPG" then list the serial numbers for each part, or do you not bother, and when you claim just list each item.

[Gary K]

I use Dive Master but have never had to make a claim

its scary when you prepare the list though