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Robby Myers

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.

The Benefits of Scuba Diving via Liveaboard

There are plenty of benefits to scuba diving via liveaboard, as this trip aboard Roatan Aggressor proves.

25 Reasons to Dive Roatan

About 30 miles off the northern coast of Honduras lies the island of Roatan — a diverse scuba diving destination.

Discovering the Scuba Diving Delights of San Salvador, Bahamas

San Salvador in the Bahamas offers plenty of treats for scuba divers, including hammerhead shark encounters and all-inclusive resorts such as Club Med.

The Wreck That Almost Got Away

During an attack on a Royal navy ship, crew tried, and failed, to escape on a small boat. After 78 years, the vessel has been found.

New Scuba Diving Knives for 2018

ScubaLab's quick guide to new, cutting-edge dive knives.

History of Maui's Carthaginian Shipwreck

The tale of two shipwrecks. Learn how a replica whaleship and museum ended up as an artificial reef and scuba diving site.

Ancient Castle Discovered in Turkey's Lake Van

The ruins of an ancient castle have been found by scuba divers in the waters of Lake Van in Turkey.

What It's Like to Scuba Dive for College Credit

College is a great time to explore new interests — including scuba diving! Academic dive programs are a great way to open yourself up to the world of scuba.

History of Vanuatu's President Coolidge Shipwreck

The SS *President Coolidge* was a luxury liner that became a gigantic scuba divers’ playground after it struck a mine and sank off Vanuatu during World War II.