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.
A serious light designed for tec divers, the T110 features a rugged, anodized-aluminum-alloy housing, depth rated to 328 feet. It features a belt loop that allows you to slide the canister onto a two-inch waist belt or tank strap; there are also D-rings and quick links for attaching to a back plate. Connecting canister to light head is a 59-inch cord. The light head itself is compact and equipped with three high-power LED s that pump out 660 lumens. The rechargeable NiMH battery provides four to five hours of illumination and up to 200 recharging cycles.
Nocturnal Lights is a manufacturer for dive lights and lighting equipments for underwater photography and videography. Our products include technical dive lights, focus lights, video lights, and a full line of accessories. Please visit our website for more information.
Ikelite’s Gamma dive light is small enough to tuck inside a BC pocket. Constructed of high-grade aluminum, the Gamma’s anodized body provides superior corrosion protection.
IST Sports Corp., founded in 1976, started out as an original equipment manufacturer producing quality masks and snorkels for well-known international brands. From the beginning, IST has built up a solid reputation in supplying quality and reliable products with excellent back up service. We were fortunate to have gained many valuable partners worldwide along the way but in the quest for more success, the company soon decided to establish its own brand by using the very same name.
The T-120 Mini torch may be small in size, but it delivers quite a punch when it comes to illumination.
A military wife pens the winning letter in our November/December issue and wins two DCT dive lights — and touches our hearts
In many locations, the action really picks up on the reef after the sun sets. Here are a couple of dive-light tips that can help you stay safe and get the most fun out of your next after-hours excursion.










