A diver's principal light source, these new models are getting more powerful and more compact. Check out SCUBALAB's review of 15 of the latest dive lights.

Aqua Lung’s Zuma BC saves air travelers precious weight and bulk. Its soft backpack design is compact and weighs less than five pounds, yet still gives divers creature comforts like a lumbar support and integrated weights.

DOLPHIN TECH helps divers keep a low profile with two new side-mount buoyancy systems. Rated for either 21 or 42 lbs of lift, the SMB harness and bladder are ideal for qualified divers venturing into caves, wrecks and other confined spaces.

Take a peek behind the scenes at the 2014 ScubaLab BC tests, held in March at Florida's renovated Blue Grotto cavern.

Whether you’re diving, snorkeling or playing in the surf, BARE's Sport S-Flex wetsuit offers high-stretch performance that is easy to move in, reducing fatigue and providing warmth for a full day of fun.

The HDC Tech Dry from BARE is a trilaminate suit made for diving in hostile environments. It is ideal for recreational diving from rocky beaches and around wrecks.

Atomic Aquatics new Cobalt 2 is a powerful, customizable dive tool. It's bright display makes information easy to find and the user-friendly menu is beneficial for divers of any experience level.

The updated AquaFlex 7mm wetsuit provides cold-water performance, but with the comfort and ease of a warm water suit. It combines high quality neoprene, a skin-friendly interior fabric and a series of smart new features.

Compact and built for travel, SUBGEAR’s XP-3H console computer gives active divers a full range of capabilities, including three gas mixes and air integration.