The amount of air in the dry suit should be:

The proper management of air in a dry suit is essential for safe and comfortable diving. Monitoring and controlling the air in the dry suit ensures that divers can manipulate buoyancy effectively, which is crucial for maintaining optimal depth and stability underwater.

When the air is monitored at all times, divers are aware of how their buoyancy changes with varying gas pressure during ascent and descent, which helps in avoiding situations like buoyancy complications or rapid ascents. Controlling the amount of air allows divers to adjust their buoyancy, either by adding or releasing air, in response to their dive conditions and movements.

Together, monitoring and controlling the air create a systematic approach to managing buoyancy, preventing potential hazards and enhancing comfort, which is vital for a successful dive. Proper training emphasizes these habits as fundamental for safe dry suit diving practices.