Robby Myers has been diving since 2014, when he was certified through Indiana University’s Center of Under Water Science. He moved to Florida to pursue a career in diving where he worked part-time at an aquarium before joining the staff of Scuba Diving magazine. Robby oversees ScubaLab, the gear testing arm of Scuba Diving. Even outside of ScubaLab’s head-to-head gear testing, his dive kit usually incorporates one or more pieces of the latest gear. Some of his favorite destinations include Galapagos and French Polynesia, but you’ll often find him testing dive equipment in Central Florida’s freshwater springs.
Make sure you are caring for your dive computer by following these pre and post-dive care tips.
Exposure protection is important when you're in the sun and water all day. Here's how to maximize your comfort and safety.
Make sure your scuba diving mask fits perfectly by practicing these six steps for a proper mask fitting.
Snorkels save your tank air for bottom time and make waiting for boats or unexpected surface swims in choppy water easier. Here's all the reasons you need a snorkel.
With solid performance at a reasonable price, the Tilos Revo mask was our Best Buy for dual-lens masks.
Lightweight and easy to clear, the Seac M70 mask was our Testers Choice for low-volume masks.
Lightweight with a comfortable, dry seal, the Apeks VX1 was our Testers Choice for single-lens masks.
For outstanding performance and comfort, the Atomic Aquatics Subframe dive mask was our Testers Choice for dual-lens masks in the 2020 dive mask review.
ScubaLab tested and reviewed 26 dual-lens, single-lens and low-volume masks in our latest ScubaLab review.