What should divers do to avoid suit squeeze?

To prevent suit squeeze, divers must regulate the air in their suit during descent while managing buoyancy effectively. Suit squeeze occurs when the external water pressure increases during a descent, causing the suit to compress against the body if there is insufficient air inside the suit. By adding air to the suit as they descend, divers can maintain a positive internal pressure that counteracts the external pressure, ensuring a proper fit and comfort.

Proper buoyancy management is essential for maintaining control throughout the dive. By monitoring and adjusting the air within the suit, divers can prevent both excessive compression and buoyancy problems, creating a safer and more enjoyable diving experience. This proactive approach is critical in ensuring that divers can freely move and effectively use their dry suits as intended.