Scuba Gear

Signal to boats that there are divers down below with a locally recognized red flag with a white diagonal stripe or the blue-and-white pennant tail.

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

Typically made of steel or aluminum, a scuba cylinder’s size and pressure rating determines its capacity of compressed gas.

When looking for a gear bag, get the best. One made from heavy-duty fabric with reinforced stitching and big enough for existing and possible future scuba equipment.

Bright, brighter, brightest. Day or night, a dive light helps when peeking around coral or viewing inside a wreck.

Add your own unique touch to your scuba diving equipment with a versatile, functional or even colorful scuba accessories.

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.

Popular for longer dive times and offers much better gas efficiency. Rebreathers have two functions – remove carbon dioxide and replace used oxygen.

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.