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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.
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Travel dive gear is lighter - so you can pack more stuff without incurring excess-weight fees. It's more compact - allowing you to take what you want in fewer bags - eliminating extra baggage fees.
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.
A well-prepared DIVER is a safe diver: here are our favorites from our recent roundup of smart tools.
Lightweight and capable, our Testers' Choice and Best Buy picks for dive gear roller bags will take the hassle out of world travel.
In 2012, ScubaLab tested new and redesigned fins and these four models were this year's top guns.
Of the 11 data crunchers in ScubaLab’s 2012 shootout, these six models showed they had the right stuff.
In this year’s highly competitive field of 3 mm wetsuits, these four stood head-and-shoulders above the rest.
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