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Scubapro Level BC
GEAR NEWS Scubapro Level BC Scubapro’s £399 Level front-adjustable weight-integrated BC is claimed to ...
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Waterproof W5 Wetsuit
The Waterproof W5 is now on the market ready for your return to warmwater diving. Read more...
Mares Psycho Calavera BC
Weighing in at only 2.7kg, the distinctively named Limited Edition Psycho Calavera wing will set you back £539. Read more...
Bia Rosie Dive Series Watch
This new line of women’s dive-watches from the USA is said to be inspired by fictional character Rosie the Riveter, referring to female factory workers who supported the war effort during WW2. Read more...
Santi Flex 2.0 Heated Vest
Providing warmth up to 45°C, Santi’s heated vest works only with its external battery-packs and combined drysuit inflator and power-lead connectors. Read more...
Scubapro Mk25 Evo / D420 Regulator
Scubapro’s latest second-stage design development, Progressive Flow Control, is claimed to provide breathing as smooth under water as in air. Read more...
Beaver Spectre Black Silicone Mask
New to Beaver’s range is the inexpensive Spectre, a low-volume single-lens model said to give good all-around vision. Read more...
Hollis Katana 2 Sidemount BC
GEAR NEWS Hollis Katana 2 Sidemount BC Capable of carrying open-circuit sidemount cylinders but ...
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Beaver California Snorkel
This inexpensive snorkel has a dry top anti-splash design and what is described as an easy-clearing drain-valve in the soft silicone mouthpiece. Read more...
Mares 28XR HR Technical Regulator
This new regulator is designed for the harshest environments, says Italian manufacturer Mares. Read more...
Mares Pure Wire Mask
You can change the look of your mask on the go with the Mares Pure Wire, or that’s the idea. Read more...
Fourth Element Technical Shorts
These neoprene shorts from UK manufacturer Fourth Element feature generously sized expanding, self-draining Cordura pockets with additional sleeves to carry wet notes. Read more...
Szanto Vintage Dive 5200 Watch
Recalling a bygone age of underwater exploration, Szanto watches feature a classic dive-watch exterior but are powered by an ultra-modern quartz movement. Read more...
Aqua Lung Leg3nd Regulator
The Leg3nd is based around an over-balanced diaphragm first stage designed to help reduce the effect of air density on deeper dives. Read more...
Scubapro Hydros X
Building on the success of the Hydros Pro back-inflation BC, Scubapro has launched the jacket-style Hydros X in male and female versions. Read more...
Oceanic Alpha 10 SPX Regulator
At £270 Oceanic’s Alpha 10 SPX might be a budget regulator, but it has been awarded the EN250A standard for easy breathing and octopus-sharing in water as cold as 4°C. Read more...
Isotta G7X Mk111 Camera Housing
Mike’s Dive Cameras is now the exclusive importer of Italian underwater photography line Isotta. Read more...
DIVER TEST: Lomo Mesh Bag
It’s a bag, made of mesh, in which you can carry your dive-gear to and from the boat and store it between dives. It does exactly what you would expect it to do, and it doesn’t cost a fortune. Read more...
Scubapro A1 Computer-Watch
At £315, Scubapro’s new Bluetooth-enabled combi dive-computer and watch seems to offer plenty of features and benefits for recreational divers. Read more...
DIVER TEST: Oceanic ProPlus 4.0
It’s hard to fault the ProPlus. It’s bulky, but that’s the trade-off for those big and well-spaced out easy-reading displays. Clip it to your BC with a retractor and you really won’t notice the size. Read more...
Hollis HD200 BC
Looking for a rugged back-inflation single-tank BC? Read more...
Fourth Element Ocean Debris Bag
Sometimes, you really ought to aim to take something out of the ocean with you (by which we mean something that doesn’t belong there!). Read more...
DIVER TEST: Exposure Lights Action 1-100
The Exposure Action 1-100s do what they’re supposed to do. Their size and weight make them particularly appealing as the lights for an action-camera set-up, but they wouldn’t be out of place in the kit of any travelling diver. Read more...
The Gear of the Year
Our DIVER Testers select their favourite kit from the past 12 months, ask a selection of divers for their equipment wishes, and muse on what the New Year might bring… Read more...
DIVER TEST: Sherwood SR2
This is a nice regulator. It’s workmanlike and comfortable, and you can’t fault the ease of breathing. Recommended. Read more...
DIVER TEST: Suunto D5 & Tank POD
The D5 is a very capable and user-friendly dive-computer for beginner recreational diving through to entry-level tech and deco-diving on nitrox. Adding the POD increases the D5’s abilities considerably. Read more...
Apeks P-Valve
Want to put something back into the ocean? Read more...
DIVER TEST: Exposure Lights Capture
These Capture lights look and feel well-made, are incredibly tiny and, if you want an action-camera outfit that you can literally carry in your pocket but still get decent footage, they’re a no-brainer. Read more...
