Category: Scuba Diving Gear

One of the biggest developments in the world of diving this year was the news that Apple had added recreational scuba diving to its latest

Where I’m from, drysuits are pretty much a staple for diving year-round, and they’re a fantastic tool for a scuba diver for insulation and buoyancy

Your dive light is an essential piece of kit, whether exploring a wreck, night diving or just wanting to be seen on the surface, buying

Today I’m breaking down ten of my favourite fins right now in 2022 in ten different categories. I’ve focused on more scuba-specific fins instead of

While the gas theory is still essential for advanced diving, dive computers have eliminated the need for divers to rely upon dive tables to work

Shearwater Research are renowned for their dive computers, and with the Teric, they have targeted the wristwatch-style market. In short, the Teric has all the

Suunto has pulled out all the stops with the Eon Steel Black Introduction Suunto has pulled out all the stops to firmly establish the EON

We ask our panel of experts what routine maintenance/care do they carry out on their gear both pre- and post-dive trip. MARTYN GUESS Always a

Scuba diving masks are a vital piece of your diving gear arsenal, as, without one, you will not see much underwater! A well-fitting scuba mask will make all the

In how this how to prepare for scuba diving article, we discuss how to ensure your kit is in good safe working condition, so there

A scuba gear servicing technician is trained and certified to do maintenance on your dive equipment.  The equipment you purchased comes with a user manual.

As Guy Thomas explains, looking after your diving equipment could keep you alive and avoid potential incidents. After reviewing how to best clean and rinse

As Guy Thomas explains, looking after your diving equipment could keep you alive and avoid potential incidents. How to clean your scuba gear and its

Scuba diving is a highly gear-dependent activity, but like divers themselves, dive gear ages. It can even become obsolete, as gear is replaced by newer

You have invested plenty of cash in your dive gear, so you want to protect it, and here Scuba Diver Editor-in-Chief Mark Evans gives you

I have dived with and used many different types of dive light over the past couple of decades, but will the TecLine TecLight cut the

Never let it be said that dive manufacturers don’t listen to their customers… well, ok, perhaps not always, but in the case of Otter Watersports,

Shearwater Research has updated its two iconic flagship dive computers, the Perdix and the Petrel. The Perdix 2 is, according to Shearwater, their ‘toughest and

Scubapro has had back-inflate BCDs in their line-up for many years, ranging from larger units like the Knighthawk to more travel-orientated BCDs like the Glide

We take a range of Seiko Prospex dive watches on trial. Mark Evans: Seiko has a rich heritage when it comes to dive watches. The

How many of us have sworn up a storm struggling to put on a wetsuit? Well now, an innovative company from Germany thinks it has

Scubapro has launched two new BCDs, the upgraded Level, and the lightweight and foldable GO travel jacket. Scubapro Level (SRP: £335) The Scubapro Level for

Reusing discarded materials in diving products is fast becoming a more-regular occurrence, with the likes of Fourth Element and Tecline having products made from recycled

Garmin has added to its ever-increasing line-up of wristwatch dive computers with the launch of the Descent G1 series, which is sure to cause a

Fourth Element are well known for their OceanPositive range and efforts to reduce plastic usage, etc, and today they are launching their new Rec Fins

Scubapro has launched the new GO BCD (SRP: £405), a lightweight and foldable travel BCD loaded with the comfort and convenience features globe-trekking divers are

Fourth Element Scout (SRP: £79.95) How we perceive the underwater world is largely determined by what we see, and the mask we use is therefore