Akaso EK7000 Pro
I hadn’t heard of Akaso before the 7000 landed on my doormat, but on the strength of this £77 offering I’m impressed. Read more...
Scubapro Galileo HUD
Overall, judged purely as a dive-computer, the Galileo HUD is the business. Add the Head Up Display, and it’s genuinely the best dive-computer I’ve ever used. Read more...
Zeagle Scope
A really nice mask – extremely comfortable and a great field of view. Read more...
Oceanic Geo4
The Oceanic Geo4 is a fine computer. It does everything it needs to and nothing it doesn’t. Read more...
Scubapro Go Sock
Scubapro’s slip-on Go Sock is aimed at divers and snorkellers using open-back fins. Read more...
Waterproof W80 & W-Series Overvest
Easy to don and doff, very comfortable and seemingly rugged with its stand-out feature being the microcell construction. Highly recommended. Read more...
Hollis LX100 & LX200
I’d be tempted by the lower price of the LX100, but I really like the idea of the tougher coating on the LX200. Regardless of which you plump for, these are good regs. Read more...
Lights to Suit your Pocket
STEVE WARREN checks out 10 dive-lights priced at less than £100 to see if they have what it takes Read more...
Mares 72X / Loop
The Loop offers a good breathe, though the difference in ease of cracking effort between it and the pneumatically balanced Ultra Adj is apparent and to be expected, given the price difference. But if you want a budget recreational or stage regulator, the 72X and Loop combo is a winner. Recommended. Read more...
Tovatec Mera
The Tovatec Mera just might appeal to a certain sector of the diving fraternity, those of us who like a bit of wreck penetration. Combining primary light and video unit is a compact solution while swimming through dark passages. Read more...