Mares XR Training DSMB
The XR training DSMB is an excellent idea. I’d have liked one when I learned to launch a DSMB, and the hose-inflation method makes the bigger buoys very tempting indeed. Read more...
Scubapro Go Travel
For casual snorkelling I happily recommend the Go Travels, but for scuba-diving I would look elsewhere in Scubapro’s fin range. Read more...
Sea & Sea Orca D570
All in all, it’s a cracking unit, and I’m only holding back a single star because it costs £150, which is a not-insubstantial amount of money. Read more...
GoXtreme Rebel Action camera
You’re getting a video camera and housing for the price of a Friday night takeaway and a bottle of wine. Read more...
Suunto D5
The Suunto D5 is a very well thought-through dive computer for the users for whom it is designed. Read more...
Surfears 2.0 ear-plugs
Surfears are a very interesting development and could serve as a valuable preventive health measure in helping your ears to survive your next dive-trip. Read more...
Mares X-Free mask
I tried the ultimate dive-guide trick and pulled the strap loose to swim around with the mask held in place by gentle sniffage alone. Read more...
Shearwater Teric
You know that old line about being “designed by divers, for divers”? Well, the Teric was or, at least, that’s how it comes across. Read more...
X-Deep Stealth 2.0 Rec sidemount wing
X-Deep Stealth 2.0 Rec is a grand piece of kit, and if you’ve never dived sidemount it does indeed offer everything you need. Read more...
Mares Epic ADJ 82X
Fifty-two metres flashes up on our computers. On test is Mares’ latest Epic ADJ 82X regulator. Nick Balban, my buddy and co-tester, is thinking very seriously Read more...