For our 2026 Liveaboards issue, ScubaLab reviewed travel-friendly dive gear. This roundup highlights several categories of travel-ready gear, including bags, BCs, fins and more.
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Tilos’ top-of-the-line Zenith 3/2 fullsuit is made of double-lined 250-percent Supreme Stretch neoprene — 3 mil in the torso area, 2 mil in the arms and lower legs.
Scubapro’s Seawing Nova, a ScubaLab Testers Choice, now comes in bright white as well as black.
Moray’s Diver’s Communication Torch (DCT) allows you to be seen and heard underwater. This combination dive light and noisemaker is guaranteed to get your buddy’s attention.
The Tilos Eclipse roller dive bag is built for scuba diving travel. It’s sized to meet airline requirements for checked luggage, and weighs only eight pounds empty.
IST’s JT-50D tec BC is a rugged, modular system designed for twin-tank scuba diving.
Ikelite lets you dive into underwater videography easily and inexpensively, with its new Compact Video Package, which comes complete with a JVC Picsio GC-FM1 video camera, a waterproof housing, and
Henderson’s H2 Titanium 3 millimeter wetsuit is made from an exclusive 250-percent-stretch neoprene with a new pill-resistant Aquasilk lining that provides maximum durability and comfort.