Known by many names - including a pointer stick, the muck stick, the reef stick, the lobster or tank tickle stick!

1. As a pointer stick:

The use as a pointer is pretty obvious as the name already includes the word ‘pointer’ in it. It is the primary purpose of the pointer for a scuba diver.

2. As a muck stick:

When diving in muddy or silty sites, a pointer stick is a great way to stay off the bottom and avoid stirring up the sand or silt, which in turn reduces visibility.

3. As a tank tickle stick

Using a metal stick to bang against your metal tank is a sure way to get some attention from your buddies. it's perfect way to get anyone’s attention in case of an emergency.

As we have mentioned above, a pointer stick is a very versatile tool. And more applications as following:

1. A monopod for underwater photography

If you need take a lot of pictures underwater, you will appreciate the use of the shark stick as a monopod. It can help with keeping yourself stable as well as supporting a heavier camera while you make a shot during your underwater photography diving.

2. An anchor in strong currents

In strong currents, a dive stick can be super helpful to allow you to anchor yourself into the seabed. You won’t have to work as hard to stay in place and reduce your air consumption this way.

3. Protect Yourself

A shark stick can be helpful to defend yourself against underwater creatures. This is not the primary purpose but in the case of a curious shark or an aggressive fish, it’s always better to have a metal stick to keep between you and the animal than trying to use your hands or diving fins.