Scuba Gear

Dive snorkels come in a large variety of sizes and styles. Used for both snorkeling and scuba diving with options including: comfortable mouthpiece, purge valve and flexible bottom portion.

There are 4 different wetsuit styles: One Piece, Two Piece, Shortie (short sleeves and legs) and Semi Dry. Wetsuits provide insulation and help protect from cuts, scrapes and stings.

There are a variety of signaling devices - Signal lights and flashers, Signal mirror, Delayed Surface Marker Buoys (DSMBs), Inflatable signal tubes, whistles and air horns.

Designed for efficiency and control, the right fin helps both scuba divers and freedivers move through the water efficiently.

Designed for cooler waters, dry suits create a seal around your wrists and neck to keep the water out and keep you dry.

A tank configuration in which two tanks are arranged on either side of a diver, not on their back. Sidemount is used today in sport, technical and cave diving applications.

Made for a variety of uses, choose from: nylon belts, fabric belts with zippered pouches, or neoprene belts with Velcro pockets.

Designed for very warm water diving or as an extra layer under another exposure suit. They also provide good sunburn protection.

From simple point-and-shoot cameras to more high-end equipment that shoots high-definition images, you’ll find a system that meets your video and photography needs.