The 2019 DEMA Show in Orlando is the place to be to check out all of the new dive gear set to launch next year and hear all of the exciting industry news and announcements. That's why the editors of Scuba Diving magazine were on the ground, providing live updates for readers. See our blog below for the top announcements from DEMA, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook (@scubadivingmag) for more behind-the-scenes content.

Cressi

The Zeus mask features Cressi's Fog-Stop technology and is now available in both black and crystal silicone. This mask features new micrometric adjustable buckles and a new strap that is made with two different silicone colors.

TUSA

Eco-friendly "green gear" has been a major theme at DEMA this year. That was the case in the TUSA booth, where we saw the new DC Solar Link (IQ1204) dive computer. This computer is completely solar powered, eliminating the need for batteries. TUSA is also rolling out the new Paragon S mask, a single-lens update to the Paragon.

Henderson Wetsuits

Henderson’s Greenprene neoprene-free wetsuits are made from sustainable products, such as sugar cane, deproteinized natural rubber, plant oils and oyster shells, as well as recycled water bottles. It ships in recycled cardboard packaging to reduce environmental impact.

Garmin Announces Dive Case for the inReach Mini

Garmin's inReach Mini satellite communication device can now be taken on your dives with the creation of a Dive Case. The new inReach Mini Dive Case is depth-rated to 100 meters and was unveiled at the 2019 DEMA Show. The Dive Case will retail for $49.99 and is expected to be available in January 2020. Since the release of the inReach Mini it has proved to be a literal life-safer for many people according to the Garmin blog. That life-saving power now extends to the underwater world, check out the video above for how the inReach Mini and Dive Case work together.

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SeaLife Cameras

SeaLife Cameras has a much-anticipated release: the ReefMaster RM-4K. This action camera is compact and made specially for divers. Check out more info on this camera in the video above.

Mares

We stopped by the Mares booth to find out about the new Mares Horizon semi-closed-circuit rebreather and Graph-Flex wetsuit line. Check out Mares' website for more information.

Aqua Lung/Apeks Unveils New Gear

Aqua Lung is rolling out a few exciting gear releases at DEMA, including the Omni BCD, Legend 3 regulator (or, the LEG3ND) and the Apeks MTX-RC regulator. The Omni is the latest in Aqua Lung's line of modular BCs—following the Rogue and the Outlaw—with a huge variety of custom options and a sleek, jacket-style design. The Legend 3 (which is set for a January 10 release) is the latest update to Aqua Lung's popular reg, and the MTX-RC will please advanced divers with its cold-water capabilities and easy breathing. Check out the videos above for a breakdown.

PADI Gear

PADI has launched a line of diver-centric apparel and accessories that are also eco-friendly. Check out the video above to see some of the cool things available on PADI Gear's website, and be sure to use the promo code to get 20 percent off.

Doc's Proplugs

Divers who have issues with equalizing or ear infections will want to check out this product. These diving earplugs are designed to let in a little bit of water and ease equalization while submerged. To find out more, visit their website.

Shearwater

Divers raved about the Shearwater Teric watch-style computer, and it earned Testers Choice honors from ScubaLab. Now, the Teric is available in some added color options, with two new bezel options and several different bands. See the video above for more info.

Cora Ball

We spotted this awesome invention in the PADI Gear booth, the Cora Ball. This laundry ball can be thrown in with your clothes and it will catch microfibers shedding off your clothes before they wash into the waterways. It's made out of recycled plastic and can be used with any laundry machine. Check it out here.

LeFeet S1 WaterScooter

The LeFeet S1 WaterScooter is a Bluetooth-controlled underwater scooter that can be set up as a dual or single unit. It's ultra-compact and can propel divers about 3.5 mph with the single unit and 5 mph with the dual unit. Learn more at LeFeet's website.