Zuludiver PU Type Diver's Watch Strap
Rubber is a unique strap medium in several respects, one of them being that you can print text on it and include useful information on the strap itself. The Zuludiver PU NDL strap (not the sexiest name out there, but it’s descriptive) actually has a no-decompression limits table printed on the strap for quick reference (no-deco limits give you the elapsed time you can spend at a given depth underwater without having to make a decompression stop upon ascending). While your dive computer can more easily and automatically compute these limits and stops for you, it’s nice to have them handy, and provides a cool throwback to the days when there were no wrist-borne computers to give you this info.
The straps themselves are available in black, blue, orange and red in 20mm and 22mm sizes, and all feature brushed stainless steel buckles and floating keepers. The rubber utilized here is a water-resistant polyurethane perforated with a Tropic/racing-style hole pattern. While the design with its ribbed, wave-like pattern near the lugs is likely not for everyone, these are flexible, comfortable straps, and the table is a very cool touch — you can even flip over the strap to have it visible or hide it against your skin, as the lower half of the strap is essentially reversible.
