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Scuba Diving Magazine
As if the dive weren't challenge enough, try taking memorable images while you're at it. 
Scuba Diving Magazine
This year’s undisputed favorite among test divers, the Aquaride Elite is well built with virtually no inherent buoyancy.
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By using some simple techniques and the right equipment, anyone can capture professional quality images with a compact camera system. 
Scuba Diving Magazine
What's new in the world of dive gear for June 2012? Let's get that First Look.
Related tags: scuba gear | scubalab
TUSA’s -  BCJ-4000 the Soverin
TUSA’s BCJ-4000 — the Soverin — is made of 500 Denier Cordura nylon and is loaded with features. The Ultimate Stabilizing Harness uses strategically placed rails to hold the tank in place.
Scuba Diving Magazine
SCUBAPRO’s Meridian combines a classy timepiece with an advanced dive computer. The housing is made of marine grade 316-L stainless-steel with a two-toned brushed finish. The display uses bold digits and icons, and is flanked by four control buttons for navigating through the system.
IST 3-D Flex Dry Snorkel
Here’s something you don’t usually see on a snorkel: ball-joint connections. On IST Sports’ 3-D Flex Dry Snorkel you have two of them: one at the base of the mouthpiece, and one where the purge body connects to the breathing tube.
Cressi - Piuma
Cressi’s popular raked-glass single-window Piuma mask is now available with Cressi’s exclusive crystal-clear silicone. This silicone creates a mask skirt that is so close to total transparency, it simply has to be seen to be believed.
Scuba Diving Magazine
15 kickers vie for the top spot in this year's ScubaLab fin tests. ScubaLab’s test team headed to Alexander Springs, Florida, a freshwater site that offers an easy entry, enough space and depth to do some serious kicking, and rock structures and crevices for performing tight turning maneuvers. 
ScubaLab 2012 Gear of the Year: Mares Wave scuba fin review
This kicker turned in some of the best overall in-water performance scores, earning the highest scores for acceleration. Test divers liked the fin’s exceptional maneuverability, and noted its ability to negotiate turns with minimal foot action. 
Related tags: scuba fins | scubalab
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Regulator Review from the July 2009 Scuba Lab
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Regulator Review from the July 2009 Scuba Lab
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Regulator Review from the July 2009 Scuba Lab
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Regulator Review from the July 2009 Scuba Lab
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Regulator Review from the July 2009 Scuba Lab
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June 2009 Issue Scuba Lab Review Quick Links Aqua Lung Aqua Flex 3mm BARE Elastek 3mm Full BARE 3/2 Velocity Full Body Glove EX3 3 mm Camaro Seamless Hydronomic 3mm Camaro ...
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June 2009 Issue Scuba Lab Review Quick Links Aqua Lung Aqua Flex 3mm BARE Elastek 3mm Full BARE 3/2 Velocity Full Body Glove EX3 3 mm Camaro Seamless Hydronomic 3mm Camaro ...
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June 2009 Issue Scuba Lab Review Quick Links Aqua Lung Aqua Flex 3mm BARE Elastek 3mm Full BARE 3/2 Velocity Full Body Glove EX3 3 mm Camaro Seamless Hydronomic 3mm Camaro ...
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June 2009 Issue Scuba Lab Review Quick Links Aqua Lung Aqua Flex 3mm BARE Elastek 3mm Full BARE 3/2 Velocity Full Body Glove EX3 3 mm Camaro Seamless Hydronomic 3mm Camaro ...
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June 2009 Issue Scuba Lab Review Quick Links Aqua Lung Aqua Flex 3mm BARE Elastek 3mm Full BARE 3/2 Velocity Full Body Glove EX3 3 mm Camaro Seamless Hydronomic 3mm Camaro ...
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Cressi R1 BCD
Cressi’s R1 jacket-style BC is comfortable and easy to use. It features padding in the back and lumbar areas as well as underneath the shoulders, and the air cell slides on the cummerbund, eliminating body squeeze. The rigid backpack delivers a stable ride, and the Lock Aid integrated weight system loads and ditches easily. Available in five sizes with buoyant lift up to 36 pounds
Mask Fitting
From buying new dive equipment to taking care of what you already own, these simple tips will help you get the most out of your money. 
Zip Ties - Cable Ties
Scuba diving is an equipment intensive sport, and your gear can be a fickle ally. Assembling a collection of dive gear-specific tools and spare parts to deal with basic maintenance and minor emergencies will help keep you ready to hit the water at a moment’s notice
Related tags: scuba gear | scubalab
Dive Computer
A load of new gear debuted in 2012, and the ScubaLab team dive-tested just about all of it. After digging deep into both objective and ergonomic test results, on the following pages we celebrate the year’s top-performing fins, BCs, regulators and dive computers, along with some first-rate travel bags, warm-water wetsuits and a couple of our top picks for safety gear. 
Related tags: scuba gear reviews
Cressi Travelight BC
The winner of both a ScubaLab Testers Choice and a Best Buy, the Travelight is a full-featured jacket-style BC designed for traveling divers. Constructed of featherlight 210-denier nylon, it comes with Cressi’s Lock Aid integrated weight system, two zippered pockets and six alloy D-rings. Its soft pack design can be folded in seconds and stowed in its own carry bag.  For 2013 the BC features a new range of colors.  
Cressi Flex in the Sea
Sure, there might be other dive gear deemed more important to basic survival (a reg) or your general well-being (a dive computer) than a BC. But when it comes to being able to comfortably acclimate to being underwater — to the point where you feel like a resident rather than a clumsy topside tourist — the BC is the most important component of your kit. 
BC Maintenance
Follow these 8 tips to keep your BC in good working order and ready for your next dive.
Scuba Diving Magazine
This year’s undisputed favorite among test divers, the Aquaride Elite is well built with virtually no inherent buoyancy.
TUSA’s -  BCJ-4000 the Soverin
TUSA’s BCJ-4000 — the Soverin — is made of 500 Denier Cordura nylon and is loaded with features. The Ultimate Stabilizing Harness uses strategically placed rails to hold the tank in place.
Scubamax BC-7000 Integra 2 BC
The Integra 2 by Scubamax is a full-featured jacket-style BC designed for diving in all conditions. A rugged BC, it’s built from heavy-duty 1100 Denier nylon with a half-dozen stainless-steel D-rings and a stainless mount for attaching a knife.
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Liquivision Lynx Dive Computer
The Liquivision Lynx air/nitrox dive computerallows you to monitor your dive status, aswell as your buddy and your dive team. Withits large fonts and customizable colors, theO­LED display can be easily read in anyvirtually any conditions. It can collect tankpressure and location data from up to tentransmitters. Bottom line: the Lynx is aversatile dive computer offering range,reliability and readability.
Related tags: 60 second scubalab
Mask Fitting
From buying new dive equipment to taking care of what you already own, these simple tips will help you get the most out of your money. 
Kaon Dive Computer - Liquivision
Divers now have the chance to win a free Liquivision Kaon, Xeo or Xen Dive Computer when you download your simulator of choice!  
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Cressi PC Interface for the Leonardo Dive Computer
Cressi’s PC Interface Kit for its Leonardo dive computer is compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems that can be downloaded at www.cressi.com. Once the appropriate software package is installed on your personal computer, simply connect the module to your PC using the included USB cord. Then place your Leonardo face-down in the cradle and you’re ready to start transferring and printing out dive profile data.
Mares Matrix Dive Computer
ScubaLab Review: The Matrix is a wristwatch dive computer on steroids. It is easy to read, easy to program, and full of advanced data crunching features. Test divers were unanimous in picking it as the Testers Choice in this category.
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Dive Computers
An algorithm is the mathematical formula a dive computer uses that factors in real-time measurements of depth, gas mix, time at depth—and, depending on the algorithm, potentially lots of other data—to calculate how long you can stay under water with a reasonable degree of assurance that you won’t get hit with decompression sickness (DCS).
Oceanic OCS
We live in a Golden Age of dive-computer technology. Over the past two decades, these machines have evolved into powerful data centers capable of monitoring virtually all aspects of our diving. We collected 11 new and redesigned models, and tested them in our ScubaLab shop and at Blue Grotto in Williston, Florida. The results of these data-collecting exercises form the basis of the following reviews.
Aeris A300 dive computer
Aeris dive computers took two of the top spots in ScubaLab's 2012 dive computer testing. Here we highlight two Aeris models that took away a Best Buy and a Testers' Choice prize.
Mares Matrix Dive Computer
MARES dive computers took two of the top spots in ScubaLab's 2012 dive computer testing. Here we highlight two MARES models that took away the Testers' Choice prize in their categories.
Liquivision Kaon Air/Nitrox Dive Computer
The new Liquivision Kaon Air and Nitrox dive computer is a very readable and easy-to-use wrist computer. Its high-contrast OLED display, which can be read in any conditions, uses large fonts, and you can select your own menu colors to ultimately personalize your unit. 
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IST Sports MP206 Chameleon Mask
The MP206 Chameleon mask from IST Sports is made from a liquid-injected, hypoallergenic silicone that is soft and supple, resulting in a skirt that offers comfort as well as a watertight fit. Its raked inverted-teardrop dual-lens design delivers a wide field of view. To enhance the underwater view, the mask is fitted with a new type of ultra clear lens that allows for increased light transmission.
IST MP204 Spear Mask
IST’s MP204 Spear mask, with its low-volume dual-lens design, provides an expansive view of the underwater world.
Cressi Frameless Mask
Cressi’s frameless mask is lightweight, low volume and offers a compact profile. Its flared single window lens provides good field of view, including over the bridge of the nose. The silicone skirt’s double seal system is effective in blocking water entry. Strap buckles attach directly to the skirt, allowing for lots of lateral movement, plus lets the mask fold flat for packing. The mask comes with a black or white skirt. 
Mask Fitting
It’s no fun diving with a mask that keeps filling with water every few seconds. So the first consideration when buying a mask is how well its skirt seals against your face. Despite claims to the contrary, no one mask fits all. 
Related tags: Basic Skills | scuba masks
Scuba Diving Magazine
What's new in the world of dive gear for August 2012.
SCUBAPRO - Spectra Trufit
On Scubapro’s Spectra Trufit, narrow ribs molded into the ultra-soft silicone create a pliable skirt that molds to facial contours, creating an excellent seal on a variety of face shapes.
Scuba Diving Magazine
Seasoft’s frameless Visionmaster Super Mask features lenses made of H-G-G glass with Crystal ARC anti-reflective coatings that virtually eliminate glare. HGG glass and Crystal ARC coatings are found on the optics of leading riflescopes and camera lenses and allow up to 20% more light to reach your eyes.
Cressi - Piuma
Cressi’s popular raked-glass single-window Piuma mask is now available with Cressi’s exclusive crystal-clear silicone. This silicone creates a mask skirt that is so close to total transparency, it simply has to be seen to be believed.
TUSA M-211 Freedom One Mask
Fit is always top priority when selecting a dive mask. The new M-211 Freedom One from TUSA offers the company’s latest Freedom Fit and Freedom Dry technologies intended to maximize comfort and minimize leakage.
Scuba Diving Magazine
The New Mantis 5 has the same frame as our standard Mantis mask with a new low volume skirt offering 20 degrees more visibility. Fits medium to wide face shapes. Optical lenses available upon request.
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Dive Computer
A load of new gear debuted in 2012, and the ScubaLab team dive-tested just about all of it. After digging deep into both objective and ergonomic test results, on the following pages we celebrate the year’s top-performing fins, BCs, regulators and dive computers, along with some first-rate travel bags, warm-water wetsuits and a couple of our top picks for safety gear. 
Related tags: scuba gear reviews
aquabionic warp1 Fin
CETATEK’s new aquabionic warp1 fins instantly adapt and continuously change to any kick style and load level based on the demands of the diver. The warp1 blade features unique construction: At rest, it is relatively flat, but when the diver kicks, the sophisticated design creates a deep scoop that channels water to create thrust.
Dive Fin
CETATEK introduces the new patent pending aquabionic warp1 fin providing water adapting responsive propulsion technology.
Related tags: scuba fins | scuba gear
Scuba Diving Magazine
15 kickers vie for the top spot in this year's ScubaLab fin tests. ScubaLab’s test team headed to Alexander Springs, Florida, a freshwater site that offers an easy entry, enough space and depth to do some serious kicking, and rock structures and crevices for performing tight turning maneuvers. 
ScubaLab 2012 Gear of the Year: Mares Wave scuba fin review
This kicker turned in some of the best overall in-water performance scores, earning the highest scores for acceleration. Test divers liked the fin’s exceptional maneuverability, and noted its ability to negotiate turns with minimal foot action. 
Related tags: scuba fins | scubalab
ScubaLab 2012 Gear of the Year: Tilos Saber scuba fin review
In water, the fin delivered solid kicking performance. It did take a couple of strong kicks to get it going from a dead stop, but when test divers "turned it on," the fin generated some pretty good power. 
Related tags: scuba fins | scubalab
ScuabLab 2012 Gear of the Year: Tusa SF-15 X-Pert Zoom Z3 scuba fin review
The only split fin in this year's open-heel group, the Z3 is easily recognizable by its radical 27-degree blade angle. In the water, the fin racked up some of the best scores of this group in acceleration, stability and efficiency.
Related tags: scuba fins | scubalab
ScubaLab 2012 Gear of the Year: Tusa FF-19 X-Pert Evolution scuba fin review
The Tusa FF-19 X-Pert Evolution was a test-diver favorite, with many of the testers commenting on how comfortable it felt, whether kicking easy or hard. Testers didn’t report any leg or ankle strain, and noted that the fin was fast, powerful and agile, plus very responsive using all kicking styles.
Related tags: scuba fins | scubalab
Cressi - Free-Diving Fin
Kicking versatility through interchangeable blades is the name of the game with Cressi’s new Gara Modular free-diving fin. The standard blade is lightweight and provides a nice mix of power and flexibility.
Cressi Reaction - Fin
Cressi’s Reaction adjustable fin has a long and relatively flexible blade that’s made from a new-generation technical polypropylene. This lightweight composite makes for a responsive fin throughout each phase of the kicking cycle.
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Cressi Beta Sigma Snorkels
The Beta semi-dry snorkel from Cressi has a large-bore tube that allows lots of airflow while you’re enjoying the scenery just below the surface. The profiled splash guard deflects water away from the top of the tube when swimming in choppy seas; water that does manage to find its way in is easily expelled through the lower purge valve.
Cressi Supernova
The Supernova Dry snorkel from Cressi uses a 100 percent silicone mouthpiece and a corrugated breathing tube, and comes with a large, easy-to-clear purge valve on the bottom, and a completely dry top on the other end. It’s the perfect design in a snorkel, allowing for effortless breathing performance when cruising along on the surface, plus it eliminates virtually all water from entering the tube when submerged. 
Scuba Diving Magazine
Seasoft’s frameless Visionmaster Super Mask features lenses made of H-G-G glass with Crystal ARC anti-reflective coatings that virtually eliminate glare. HGG glass and Crystal ARC coatings are found on the optics of leading riflescopes and camera lenses and allow up to 20% more light to reach your eyes.
IST 3-D Flex Dry Snorkel
Here’s something you don’t usually see on a snorkel: ball-joint connections. On IST Sports’ 3-D Flex Dry Snorkel you have two of them: one at the base of the mouthpiece, and one where the purge body connects to the breathing tube.
Scuba Diving Magazine
The New Mantis 5 has the same frame as our standard Mantis mask with a new low volume skirt offering 20 degrees more visibility. Fits medium to wide face shapes. Optical lenses available upon request.
IST Sports - Diver
IST is a family owned and operated manufacturer with three separate equipment lines available to the diving community. We have been manufacturing quality watersports equipment for others as well as ourselves for over 35 years, so while you may not have seen our logo frequently, chances are you have enjoyed our gear somewhere before.
Related tags: dive lights
Ikelite Manta
Ikelite has packed more than 35 years of strobe design into the new Manta substrobe. Featuring proprietary Pre-Flash Recognition Technology, Manta has the unique ability to automatically adjust to any pre-flash sequence — a feature that’s sure to attract first-time strobe users and impress the pros.
Scuba Diving Magazine
Try these five simple strategies for strobe placement.
Ikelite Housing for Olympus XZ-2
The Ikelite housing for the XZ-2 doesn't just allow you to take pictures underwater—It helps you get the most perfect shots possible. The camera's built-in flash doesn’t need to fire for automatic TTL exposure, which saves battery life and improves recycle time.
Ikelite Nikon Coolpix L28 Housing
The perfect system for photographers of all skill levels who are looking for a small, simple system that delivers high-quality photos and video… anywhere there’s water. Simply point, and shoot!
Ikelite Housing for Nikon D7100
If you want a housing that’s comfortable to use, offers peace of mind, and gives you an edge over the competition – look no further. Our comfort grip handles, clear construction, and corrosion-proof body are benefits you can quickly spot from a product photo. Hold the real thing and you’ll notice that your Ikelite housing provides access to all important camera functions, as well as a glass optical viewfinder that’s been enhanced for the underwater environment.
Watershot Underwater iPhone Case
When we asked readers and Facebook fans to tell us about their favorite stories from our Nov/Dec 2012 issue, this one from Matt Haeussler stood out — and wins the Watershot Underwater iPhone Camera Housing we featured in that issue's "Win This!". 
Scuba Diving Magazine
The rigors of the road can play hell on sensitive equipment. Here are some tips on how to get your gear safely to your destination, and avoid excess-baggage fees. 
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Bring out your creative side – underwater! Superior flash control, ergonomic handling, and reliable performance are just a few of its perks. Why not experience the bonuses for yourself, enjoy great photos and have fun doing it?
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Upgrade to a Li-Ion battery pack for twice any many full power flashes, fast recycle time, and superb neutral buoyancy. Smart Charger Li-Ion provides a full recharge time of approximately 5 hours and is now included with all current DS160 and DS161 Substrobes. Removable adapters for UK, Australia and Europe are included.
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Your housing won’t help you take a better photo…unless it has built-in TTL strobe exposure. Make the full frame count. Then use your leftover cash on a new lens.
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Our exclusive look at ScubaLab test methods.
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Eighteen breathers undergo our first long-term evaluation to see if they are built to last.
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Scuba Lab puts 18 new and redesigned models to the test.
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Here's our annual product excellence awards for regulators, brought to you by ScubaLab, the only independent testing facility of scuba life-support equipment.
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The question is simple: Your buddy needs to share air. Now what?
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Your dive buddy just ran out of air and he's coming for you. Is your octopus reg up to the job?
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Scuba Lab puts 23 models on a state-of-the-art breathing machine and in the water with a team of test divers to find the cream of a new crop.
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Find the only independent scuba gear tests in the dive industry.
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Are the most expensive regs also the best?
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Our exclusive guide to spotting, identifying and fixing every type of air leak known to diving.
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IST Sports Flexus
IST’s Flexus jumpsuits are available in three thicknesses—3 mil, 5 mil, and 7 mil—to provide dependable thermal protection in both temperate and tropical waters. The 5 and 7 mil suits are triple glued and double blind-stitched, with the 7 mil offering zippers on the ankles to aid in getting in and out of the suit.
CRESSI SPRING 3.5 WETSUIT
Cressi’s Spring 3.5 one-piece wetsuit is designed to be worn in waters ranging from the tropical to the marginally warm.
Mask Fitting
From buying new dive equipment to taking care of what you already own, these simple tips will help you get the most out of your money. 
Zip Ties - Cable Ties
Scuba diving is an equipment intensive sport, and your gear can be a fickle ally. Assembling a collection of dive gear-specific tools and spare parts to deal with basic maintenance and minor emergencies will help keep you ready to hit the water at a moment’s notice
Related tags: scuba gear | scubalab
Dive Computer
A load of new gear debuted in 2012, and the ScubaLab team dive-tested just about all of it. After digging deep into both objective and ergonomic test results, on the following pages we celebrate the year’s top-performing fins, BCs, regulators and dive computers, along with some first-rate travel bags, warm-water wetsuits and a couple of our top picks for safety gear. 
Related tags: scuba gear reviews
BARE Elastek 3mm Wetsuit
BARE’s ELASTEK 3 mil wetsuit boasts the newest advancements in wetsuit design and incorporates BARE’s latest innovations in dry technology, including SEAMTEK
Scuba Diving Magazine
Subgear’s new Apnea 1 five-mil is a unique wetsuit designed specifically for free diving. It comes with a nylon-lined interior so it’s comfortable against the skin plus easy to climb in and out of. However, its exterior surface is slick to repel water.
Cressi Lido 2mm Shorty
Cressi’s Lido two-mil shorty provides enough high-stretch neoprene to help keep you warm and protect against stinging critters, but not so much neoprene that you feel overdressed in the bathtub-warm waters of the tropics.
Scuba Diving Magazine
Designed for cold-water divers, Thermalution’s Power-Heated Undersuit can be worn beneath any wetsuit. A thin, flexible heating element built into the nylon/lycra Undersuit lays against your back and radiates heat while you’re cruising the cold depths.
Cressi - Spring Ultraspan Wetsuit
Features: 3.5 mm Ultraspan highflex neoprene; glued and blind-stitched seams; smoothskin seals at wrists and ankles; smoothskin spinal flap; adjustable collar with smoothskin sealing surface; embossed rubber kneepads.
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2013 scubalab drysuit review SCUBAPRO EVERTEC
SPECS• Price: $1,650• Style: Front Entry, Diagonal-Zip• Suited For: General-Purpose Diving• Available Sizes: 6
WHITES Fusion One
Offering a featherweight, snug-fitting, watertight ride, the Fusion One earned the second-highest number of votes for top suit and this year’s Best Buy nod.
Related tags: scuba dry suits
BARE Trilam Pro Drysuit
Test divers really liked the features and the overall feel of the Trilam Pro. It racked up the most points for overall favorite in our shootout — earning it the Testers’ Choice for 2013.
Related tags: scuba dry suits
Bare Trilam Tech Dry Drysuit
Bare’s Trilam Tech Dry is both durable and comfortable. Featuring fell-stitched glue and heat-tapped seams and a front-entry T-Zip MasterSeal waterproof zipper, this rugged suit is available with either neoprene or latex wrist seals, a neoprene or latex neck seal, and a choice of vulcanized neoprene attached boots or neoprene soft socks.
Scuba Diving Magazine
What's new in the world of dive gear for August 2012.
Scuba Diving Magazine
What's new in the world of dive gear for June 2012? Let's get that First Look.
Related tags: scuba gear | scubalab
Waterproof D7 Pro ISS - Drysuit
Waterproof’s D7 Pro ISS is a new-generation trilaminate drysuit featuring a front-entry design for super easy self-donning, and an innovative sealing system that combines Integrated Silicone Seals at the neck and wrists.
BARE XCS2 TECH DRY
This suit is among the best of the new crop of compressed neoprene drysuits. Bare’s new self-donning X-C-S-2 Tech Dry is made of two-mil hyper-compressed neoprene sandwiched between a tough nylon laminate on the outside and a high-stretch “frictionless” laminate on the inside.
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Scuba Diving Editor David Espinosa and Sport Diver Editor Eric Michael take Camaro drysuits
Scuba Diving Magazine
G-DIVE is our brand for high-end latex seals and other diving related products. With our G-DIVE products you get the best quality on the market.
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Tusa RS 680 - SSL
The RS-680 regulator from TUSA features a compact, lightweight design. It contains two high-pressure and four low-pressure ports and is available in both DIN and yoke versionsThe RS-680 also incorporates TUSA’s Sequential Exhaust Assist (or S.E.A.), a new design featuring a dual exhaust system to decrease breathing effort during exhalation. The entire second stage also swivels 360 degrees to prevent jaw fatigue and add to overall comfort.
DiveGear- Wetsuit 60SSL
Manufactured of both nylon and high quality spandex, the full body Lycra Diveskin by DiveGear provides both function and fit. Worn as a stand-alone in warm water, a Lycra skin provides abrasion protection from accidental contact with coral and stinging marine life, as well as sun protection, with 95% of UV rays blocked. The DiveGear Diveskin is a good addition to your gear bag whether it’s worn by itself for warm water protection or as the bottom-layer with a wetsuit.
Waterpoof's D1 Hybrid - 60SSL
Waterproof’s D1 Hybrid is a new concept in drysuit design – it’s the world’s first insulated Constant Volume Drysuit. Utilizing a three-dimensional mesh inner lining, the diver is kept warmer by insulating the air between the outer shell and the body. Waterproof’s exclusive integrated silicone neck and silicone wrist seals are both comfortable and make for easy donning. With its unique design, the D1 Hybrid is a well-constructed suit that’s also easy on the budget.
Sea Soft - RayGun 60SSSL
The RayGun High Beam from SEASOFT SCUBA weighs in at just 6.5 oz, even with its two 3-volt lithium batteries. This AMERICAN designed and manufactured featherweight dive light is a heavyweight in performance, however, delivering one of the brightest spots in ScubaLab testing. This ScubaLab Tester’s Choice is a dive torch that’s compact enough to be used as a backup, but powerful enough to be a primary light.
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BARE’s new SB SYSTEM Drysuit is the world’s first STRETCH BREATHABLE drysuit. Its unique blend of fabrics provides 4-way stretch for a “next-to-skin” fit, and breathability for a balanced body temperature on the surface.
light and motion sola dive 1200
Light & Motion’s Sola Dive 1200 is one of the smallest, most powerful dive lights we’ve ever seen. The light offers a choice of spot or flood beams with three power settings.
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ist proear mask
IST’s ProEar ME-80 is a dual-lens mask with a crystal-clear silicone skirt. But what makes the ProEar ME-80 unique is its pair of ear pods that provide a watertight fit over each ear. The air spaces inside these ear pods are connected to the air space inside the mask via a pair of equalization tubes.
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ist camo wetsuit
IST’s camo wetsuit blends into any underwater hunting terrain with its choice of blue or green camouflage pattern. The one-piece, three-mil spearfishing wetsuit has elastic panels under the arms and along the lower back to enhance your range of movement.
Related tags: Gear Videos
cressi lontra wetsuit
Cressi’s Lontra wetsuit is a versatile suit with an attractive design. It’s 7mm ultraspan stretch neoprene keeps you warm when you’re exploring the reef, and the wrists are sealed with double cuffs to keep water out.
Related tags: 60 Second ScubaLab
cressi reg
The new Ellipse MC9 Balanced Non-Adjustable regulator has the same high-performance features of the Ellipse Balanced, but without the Second stage micrometric adjustment knob. This allows Cressi to offer the same level of performance at a more affordable price. The non-adjustable Ellipse is an easy-breathing second stage, with an oversized diaphragm that decreases inhalation effort.
Related tags: Gear Videos
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