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Hot New Scuba Gear - A Quick Review from ScubaLab

By Roger Roy | Updated On July 28, 2017
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Hot New Scuba Gear - A Quick Review from ScubaLab

Cressi scuba diving masks

This dive mask is comfortable, adjustable, and compact.

Jon Wittle

Cressi Air Crystal Mask
Price: $109.95

Your window to the ocean world never looked this good — or felt this comfortable. Ultra-soft, adjustable and compact, the dual-lens Air Crystal is designed to fit a number of face types.

cressiusa.com

 

Oceanic scuba diving fins

This scuba diving fin is great for any kicking style.

Jon Wittle

Oceanic Viper Fin
Price: $39.95

The highly responsive Vipers offer power, speed and efficiency in any kicking style. These fins were built with hydrodynamics in mind, with channels and side rails that direct water flow off the tips of the fin without allowing water to spill from the sides of the blade. And the easy-adjust buckles are a dream.

oceanicworldwide.com

 

Citizen Promaster Professional Diver scuba diving watch

This rugged dive watch can take a lot of wear and tear.

Courtesy Citizen

Citizen Promaster Professional Diver
Price: $795

The rugged Promaster Professional Diver watch has a stainless-steel case protected by a diamond-like coating that can withstand a lot of wear and tear. It features a one-way rotating elapsed-time bezel, helium release, and luminous hands and markers so you can still read it in low light or bad viz. It’s powered by light, and it never needs a battery.

citizenwatch.com

 

Akona Seco scuba diving boots

These boots allow water to drain out without having to take them off.

Jon Wittle

Akona Seco Boots
Price: $58, 6.5 MM; $52, 3 MM

When the water’s cold, you’ll appreciate the 6.5 mm version of these sturdy boots (also available in 3 mm). What you’ll really love is the unique foot bed and sole that permit water to drain when your bottom time is up.

akona.com