scuba peril

“Scuba time” by Vicky Devika

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[2nd post for today, you can find the other one below]

Time to present another stunning video from Vicky Devika!

Over the last months, I presented 8 videos of her in which she wore stunning outfits and used all sorts of different scuba masks.

In these videos, some great fantasies of mine come to life, and I am sure that many of you will love these videos as well!

Today I wanna present the video “Scuba time”.

 

Official description by Vicky:

It’s scuba time, and we’re taking this to the next level: a new high definition camera, a new suit, amazing angles and perfect crystal clear water like you’ve never seen before!

Remember the amazing location from my previous clip Cenote Adventure in Latex? Ever since I found that unique location, I had been wanting to scuba dive in this perfect crystal clear warm fresh water.

A lot of thinking and preparation went into making this scene a reality, as I had to take a 30 minute walk into the jungle with all my scuba gear in order to get there. For this reason, I’m donning a small 19cf tank. Anything bigger would have been impossible to carry with me!

You might notice the loud screeching noise made by my failing first stage reg. For those who are into peril scenarios, you’ll certainly take great pleasure in knowing that my gear was in the process of failing.

Indeed, as soon as I hooked up the old vintage reg, I knew something was up because of the horrific sound it made. Nonetheless, after walking this far into the jungle, there was no way I’d abort the dive. I went and dove in, knowing full well that my reg was in its last miles. What would you know, the reg actually failed the next day at home! Knowing this could have happened at any point during the dive really adds to the excitement, don’t you think?

More than half this clip is shot using a new high definition underwater camera in third person view. I’ve also included some second-person footage shot using the action cam as per my previous clips’ style.

Video quality here is incredible crisp, and at many points you can’t even see the water. It just looks like I’m floating in space.

Dive with me for another completely unique scuba adventure!

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Here are some images from the video:

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And a preview snippet:

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As you should know by now I love masked women, therefore I do have my other blog Maskripper.

If a woman is wearing a mask that she also uses as her breathing device…..it hits two of my fetishes at the same time.

So, I really enjoy seeing Vicky using a gas mask to breathe underwater!

Her new latex suit is pretty awesome as well. With the black zipper and the beavertail, it is cut like a vintage wetsuit…with the big difference that it is actually made from latex.

As you can read in the description above her regulator was close to failing….and yeah, that’s a nice detail to keep in mind while watching this video 😉

Would love to see her using a gas mask with big double hoses as well! The setup she used in the swimming pool.

I think my all-time favorite Technisub scuba mask would also look awesome on her:

Back to the video:

That water is really crystal clear and offers a look that is just perfect for such a video. You won’t find better conditions in open water.

Much clearer as is most oceans. Reminds me of Silver Springs, Florida where they shot big parts of Sea Hunt.

With the rocks and the wood, you would also have a great setting for an underwater action video 😉

I imagine two frogwomen fighting each other down there, struggling to get the upper hand, while massive formations of bubbles are heading towards the surface.

So folks, check out the video!

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Here are the important links for you:

“Scuba time” on Clip4sale

Vicky Devika on Clip4sale

Vicky Devika’s website/links

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What do you think of her dive in this gear?

You are welcome to post a comment!

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Flipper, the female diver and a great white shark

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[1st post for today, another one will follow]

The new(er) Flipper TV show offers a lot of scenes with female scuba divers as you may already know.

I already posted some of them and today I wanna present another one!

Preview:

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And here is the video:

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A fine peril scene, even it has some obvious flaws 😉

Ok, don’t know if any dolphin could distract/fend off a great white shark…but that’s one of the less problematic points. Still, the shark is so much faster than she is, he could easily catch up with her again, even there is Flipper around.

I don’t remember the full episode but she obviously has some trauma with sharks. Which is quite a problem if you work half the time underwater as she does in her job….

But overall the scene has its plus points as well. I always enjoy seeing women in full-face masks in action. Quite rare stuff, even today.

If I would ever make a shark movie, I guess these sharks would be trained to have a taste for air hoses instead of human meat 😆

With all the crazy shark movies out there, I wonder why no one did that so far. 😉

There is another scene with her in scuba gear as she tags a shark from a really thin shark cage. But that’s very short and without action.

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Here is the link to the episode:

IMDB-link

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What do you think of that scene?

Leave your comment!

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Flipper and the female scuba diver in peril (2 videos)

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Time for 2 more scenes from Flipper (the newer series)!

This episode has 2 really good peril scenes with a frogwoman that keeps getting in trouble underwater! 😉

I divided it into 2 videos as there was so much material.

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Preview, Scene 1:

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And here is the 1st video:

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A really fine peril scene….and a rather unusual one!

She was lucky this time…. but she soon gets into trouble again.

Will she get out of it alive again?

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Preview, Scene 2:

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And here is the 2nd video:

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Well, as soon she was trying to free Flipper it was rather obvious what would happen 😉

Divers in movies have the tendency of losing their knives and getting entangled in the net, so they would need to be saved.

Here is seems quite strange that she couldn’t get out of the net as it clearly looks as she should be able to get out of it in some scenes.

But well, then we wouldn’t have the fine scene in the show 😉

Another standard trope was missing this time. Normally when a scuba diver in a movie or TV show gets trapped he/she normally has only a few % of air left… 😉

I like how they all work together here to free her and Flipper from the net.

And I also enjoy how many scenes with women in full-face scuba masks this show has to offer. 🙂

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Wanna know from which episode these scenes are?

IMDB-link

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What do you think about these scenes?

Feel welcome to leave a comment!

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Scuba and wetsuit scenes from “Der Hai von Mallorca” [SOS Barracuda movie series]

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So, the 2nd movie of the SOS Barracuda series was aired yesterday.

From the description and pictures, there were surely male scuba scenes in it.

But luckily, there is a female scuba scene in it as well in the very beginning of the flick!

Also longer and much more interesting than the tiny scuba scene in the first one:

https://frogwoman.org/scuba-and-wetsuit-scenes-from-der-madchenjager-sos-barracuda-movie-series

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The scuba scenes were oddly edited together with some scenes at the airport, so I edited that stuff out of the video as it was most annoying during the scuba scene.

Preview:

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And here is the video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10aGRJ1ZotXa_tPqQ1GC1v-RRHZ4NO4Aj/view?usp=sharing

(*EDIT* After over this year it was now taken down on Youtube…. had to post it elsewhere)

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This was the only female scuba scene in the movie.

Ok, as much as I love to see some frogwomen in peril, there is SO much going wrong in this scene!

  • Ok, it can happen that you dive against some rocks as she does but the way she does it, it shouldn’t damage the valve(?) like that from the angle she hits the rocks.
  • Also, there are bubbles coming from nearly every direction :lol:. How is that supposed to happen? Ok, the valve is (seemingly) broken but it looks like she is leaking air in quite a lot of different places! Most bizarre!
  • Ok, let’s say this happens to you as a diver. You could continue to breathe as long as the tank isn’t empty and ascend slowly. If you are then out of air you could make an emergency ascend. Or better, just wait for your buddy to reach you in the first place. That situation shouldn’t be dangerous at all with the buddy close by. But what does she do? She doesn’t use any of her 2 regulators, she doesn’t ascend, she doesn’t swim towards her buddy. She seemingly spits out her regulator and then calmly is waiting to drown!?! Surely she is surprised of how quickly she loses her air reserves, but her reaction doesn’t make any sense at all.
  • This is SO odd, who thinks of such a scene? Pretty sure no one involved with the script had any knowledge of scuba diving. Or the writer was just going to create a dangerous situation for he could be able to rescue her, which is later in the movie an important plot point…..no matter how crazy it is.

However, as much there is to criticize, I do like the scene. Certainly a nice, odd addition to the collection.

And in general, it’s never wrong to have a scene where oxygen is escaping like that. The audio alone is…… 😉

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Odd little detail:

They are using scuba gear from Mares. Whenever the whole lettering is visible it gets blurred, so you can’t really see it very well.

Although you know in any case that “Mares” is lettered there.

Especially in other scenes, it’s most obvious that they tried to hide the fact that this is Mares equipment (very unsuccessful though! 😆 )

Why did they do that?

My only explanation is that Mares was perhaps ashamed of being involved in this movie?

Perhaps they thought it would be bad publicity…..

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In another 2 weeks, the next movie is shown and then I can make a longer cut with improved picture quality of this one:

https://frogwoman.org/female-scuba-diver-gets-attacked-and-drowned-by-evil-diver-s-o-s-barracuda

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What do you think of these scenes?

Let me know and leave a comment!

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A caged frogwoman, a gigantic shark and Jason Statham

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This post is long overdue! I was pretty sure that I posted about the movie as soon it hit the theaters back then, but not here on the blog.

This movie has one really GREAT scuba peril scene and I made two videos to incl. the whole scene without making a too long video.

Nonetheless, it was blocked on Youtube but in this case “only” in France and some french overseas islands/regions. So 99% should be able to see it.

This movie has gigantic Megalodon sharks and obviously, you shouldn’t take it as a “realistic” movie. You should just have fun watching it.

I am pretty sure there isn’t a single really realistic shark movie anyhow…so…no need to care about the realism in it 😉

We have a yacht full of folks who wanna catch a living Megalodon.

Of course, it’s not as easy as they thought…..

Preview, part 1:

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And here is the video:

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Preview, part 2:

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And here is the video:

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[Watch the videos before you continue!]

[Watch the videos before you continue!]

That was quite a ride for her….

Not exactly a nice thought of being stuck in the mouth of that MEG!

Her wetsuit is quite sexy for a modern suit and it’s nice that she doesn’t have a BCD.

Bingbing Li does a good job in the movie and here in this scuba scene!

I love the tension as she is alone in that cage, she knows the shark is somewhere, and we can clearly hear her exhaling through the scuba mask.

And the air loss peril scene is just great! I am not 100% sure if it is realistic, as I think that the actual incoming air gets only in the “closed” area around the mouth (unless you wanna clear the whole mask underwater). Also, her air is depleting too fast in my opinion when we see the percentages going down rapidly.

But anyhow, I love the sound of the exiting air and her reaction to it. The sentence: “My mask is broken, I’m losing air!”….pure gold. 😉

I think it was a wise choice to leave the mask on even as her oxygen was gone. With the mask on she couldn’t inhale water, she was “just” passing out.

As you can see here, the movie features an actress which plays a MASSIVE role on my other blog. In this movie, I actually really saw her for the first time.

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Wanna know from which movie this is?

IMDB-link

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What do you think of these scenes?

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“Breaking Surface” – My review….2 videos and much more!

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After a really long time of waiting for this movie, I was finally able to see it last Thursday.

I could have seen it already but I wanted a full HD picture and a language I can actually understand.

The german blu-ray has the original language on it (Swedish) and a german language option of course. You can switch on german subtitles as well.

I watched the movie in german once and watched the underwater scenes again a day later with original Swedish audio and German subtitles.

The movie has a runtime of 82 minutes. At least 40(!) minutes of that is placed underwater! You won’t find many movies that can offer that….especially with female divers.

And it’s pretty unique because there are actually no sharks or other creatures in it like in the horror flicks (examples: “47 meters down” and “47 meters down – Uncaged”).

It’s a survival movie. Two sisters fight to survive a really bad situation underwater.

Also, after 9 minutes in….you won’t find a single man in the whole rest of the movie! As far I can remember that happens only in one other movie I have in my movie collection: “The Descent”, where 6 women explore a cave system and encounter some monsters there. I know quite a lot of movies with no women in them (mostly war movies) but the other way around is a rare thing.

The fact that there are over 40 minutes of underwater scenes in the movie is awesome but turns out to be kind of problematic for this post. I won’t show all of them of course. But which scenes should I present here?

Also I don’t wanna show scenes with major spoilers to the story here.

Today in this post I wanna present two scenes to motivate you to buy and watch this movie. More on that….later.

For now, let’s start with….

Scene 1!

Preview:

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And here is the video:

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A nice peril scene for starters! Even it was pretty predictable….and hard to understand what the idiots on the bridge were doing as it was known that she was working down there.

A good idea of her to get rid of her tank to jam the propeller, as it was pretty much her only option besides waiting for those idiots to turn it off. But then it might have been too late….

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Scene 2

Tuva, the younger sister is trapped behind a rock at 32 meters depth! Her oxygen is gone and Ida hastily returns to her with a full tank…

 

Preview:

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And here is the video:

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Great scenes! It’s no secret that I really like scuba peril scenes. And seeing both of them here in desperate need of air….is quite …well….sexy 😉

Also, the swapping with their full-face dive masks and their “normal” scuba masks is also interesting! I normally like full-face dive masks, but I must say this Ocean Reef mask with the fully transparent faceplate isn’t so attractive in comparison to other masks like the Interspiro mask that Tania Raymonde is using in Deep Blue Sea 3.

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Now back to the movie in general.

It has some flaws, no doubt. The scene above with Ida looking for that oxygen tank for example.

She is without air for around 130 seconds! She is not a professional diver like her little sister and isn’t a really good athlete or in great shape. I hardly doubt that she could hold her breath that long while being in such a stressful situation. Her sister is trapped, she is without air, searching for that oxygen tank in the darkness. She gets lost for a while and yet is pretty calm as she finally reaches Tuva again…

I would have shortened that scene. Let her dive without air for 60 seconds and then swim back on the brick of total panic. That would be more dramatic and more realistic in that case. Yes, there are apnoe divers that can go on much longer without air….but Ida isn’t one, she is highly stressed and not in a condition to stay without air that long.

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Another thing is that tank she is searching for. I checked the scenes several times and can’t explain where it is coming from. It appeared out of nowhere! Where did Ida get that from?

Spoiler title
They start with their tanks on the dive. 2 tanks are lost due to the rock slide. 2 tanks are in the car. That leaves 4 usable tanks. Both swap their tanks once and that tank is suddenly there as well. Really odd…..

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Also, a big rock falls on Tuva. She is trapped under it but isn’t hurt at all!? I guess that is ….possible…but damn, a “little” hard to buy. But in the end, it has to be like that so that the story could develop like it does.

There are one or two other aspects but I don’t wanna sound too negative.

 

All in all it is a really good, thrilling movie! The desperate atmosphere is suspenseful and I tried to come up with solutions myself as Ida is trying to free her sister from down below! And as I said, more than 40 minutes of underwater scenes with women in one movie is pretty unique, especially without CGI sharks or other monsters.

Both actresses did a really good job and did most of the underwater scenes themselves after they both learned to scuba dive for the movie as I heard from an interview with the director (on the Blu-ray).

Ok, the drysuits aren’t exactly attractive, but well it’s Norway and not the Caribbean. Also, the darkness below at over 30 meters adds to the grim survival-fight-atmosphere. It wouldn’t work that well in a bright, beautiful setting like in the Bahamas for example.

Folks, I can only recommend this movie to you! This movie belongs in every collection of someone who likes survival movies OR scuba movies OR movies with female divers OR movies with scuba peril scenes.

So folks, ORDER this movie. BUY this movie!

Such movies must be supported, so other producers would make movies with scuba scenes too!

Scuba scenes are expensive, many producers are afraid of doing them.

This year there were two new movies with great scuba scenes…I hope that is a new trend!

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The German Blu-ray has some extras:

  • Trailer (pretty useless as you see that before you watch the movie)
  • an automated picture “show” with music (end credits song)
  • an interview with the director (16 minutes, interesting!)

I had hoped for a “Behind the scenes” feature as well…but no luck.

Oddly enough I am sure I saw such a video floating around the web some months ago. It was rather short but interesting and showed the filming in a water tank.

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….so, this post is long enough now…

I will post more about this movie another time.

I have some story ideas of my own on this one. 😉

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Have you seen it already?

What do you think of it?

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Frogwomen in Rubber by Osvaldogreco [Art]

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Today I wanna present some great art by Osvaldogreco!

I follow him for a while now on Deviant Art and he made some great pictures I wanna present here:

 

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Well, that is art I really love! 😉

And I hope that that “Science fiction bondage thriller” will get done at some point! Sounds SO promising!

From the picture above the first one is my favorite. The combination of hot women in stunning suits concealed by these masks….is near perfection!

I would pay some serious money to see a good video adaption of that. Especially if they would be underwater with some nice added peril touches 😉

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Check out the art of Osvaldogreco on DA with more fine art from him:

Osvaldogrecon on Deviant Art

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What do you think of these pictures above?

Which one is your favorite?

Feel welcome to leave a comment!

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“Rubber Scuba with Full Face Mask” by Vicky Devika

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Part 4 of my series of posts on Vicky Devika videos. One last one to come next week.

In this series, I wanna present some videos from Vicky Devika who has made a lot of videos in sexy rubber outfits.

So, why is this interesting for this blog? Well, the answer is quite simple: She has done several scuba videos while being in rubber catsuits!

In these videos, some great fantasies of mine come to life, and I am sure that many of you will love these videos as well!

Today I wanna present the video “Rubber Scuba with Full Face Mask”.

 

Official description:

After having so much fun in my top selling clip “Kinky Scuba in Rubber” I wanted to try a Cressi full face scuba mask, so I went and obtained one! This is my first time diving with a full face, even though I’ve been diving with a standard regulator for over a decade.

It only takes me a few minutes to get used to the full face and how it tends to make my reg free flow in certain positions. Nothing I can’t handle 😉 After getting comfortable I unzip my sexy rubber suit and start fondling with my pussy as I relax and sink into underwater bliss.

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Here are some images from the video:

 

 

And a preview snippet:

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Above or below the water surface….a stunning sight!

The famous mask conceals her face completely, only her eyes are visible, providing a very mysterious appearance yet again! 🙂

Easy to imagine how much she enjoys being underwater in this outfit….

And again the audio here is very important….I recommend turning up the volume and using headphones for the best experience. ?

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Here are the important links for you:

“Rubber Scuba with Full Face Mask” on Clip4sale

Vicky Devika on Clip4sale

Vicky Devika’s website/links

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What do you think of her unusual scuba gear and this scenario?

You are welcome to post a comment!

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