Azimuth Scuba

08/18/2026

Used Scuba tanks, wetsuits, and other items at Azimuth Scuba

08/10/2026

We have one room left to fill - Ocean View

08/06/2026

Azimuth Scuba is closing August 15th -

Azimuth Scuba is closing on August 15th. After nearly 12 years of business, we have decided it is time. Each of us have enjoyed the fun we had on trips, training, and friends we have made with all of you. We appreciate you all.

07/01/2026

Today’s the day! Stop by the shop and save 30% on merchandise.
Inventory changes throughout the day, so don’t wait.
Excludes snorkels and masks.

06/30/2026

Gifts for your dive buddy?
Save 30% on merchandise in-store.
Excludes snorkels and masks.

06/29/2026

Ready to gear up for your next adventure? Stop by Azimuth Scuba and save 30% on in-store merchandise!
Excludes snorkels and masks.

05/11/2026

Now is a great time to get your IL CCL or complete your renewal.

05/11/2026

If you are interested in Local Honey text me the size and quanity you would like and I will have it at the shop for you to pick up.

815 980 5848

03/23/2026

So we survived, there were about 5000 participants. It was a hot 94 degrees with 5% humidity. The sweat evaporated instantly. Michelle struggled to breath in the altitude as we climbed from 4000 ft to 5000 ft. About 7 or 8 miles in sand. You will see a blue sign stating we were leaving the sand pit, that was a lie lol. 16.2 miles on our GPSs between three of us. A little more than 6 hours with a 19:20 pace. Could have been faster but she struggled and we stopped for water. Our packs weighed in at 45lbs. We are thinking about doing it again next year. She put a video together if you want to watch.

The next morning we got up early, drove 2 1/2 hours to Carlsbad caverns. Walked a few miles there then drove to Albuquerque another 4 1/2 hours. Now we will take the tram to the Sandi’s peak then on to Farmington.

03/18/2026

The shop will be closed until Wednesday April 1.
Headed out of town to white sand New Mexico to the Bataan Death March in honor of those in 1942 who endured the Japanese forced march in the Philippines. Driving out 22 hours to do the race on Saturday. We will be carrying packs weighing in at about 44 lbs for the 15.6 miles. Originally we were doing the full 26.4 but due to the weather they have decided to only allow the honorary march. Disappointed but will still be challenging in nearly 100 degrees and 4000 feet in elevation.
Watch for pre and post march pictures on Saturday!