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Drysuit Scubapro Fusion
Fusion suits are made by Whites in Canada, not very far from the USA, on behalf of Scubapro. This probably accounts for the price differential over other Scubapro suits made in the Far East.
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Light Cathx Ocean Euphos handheld
WITH LOTS OF LED LAMPS coming onto the market at less than £100, one has to wonder what CathX Ocean is thinking of when it offers a handheld version of its Euphos umbilical lamp at such an enormous price.more...
Drysuit Scubapro Fjord
Don't confuse this Fjord with the dearer Fjord HD suit, which has an extended torso and legs with sock-ends, in the fashion of those now very expensive drysuits that come from California.
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Light Metalsub KL 1242 Cablelight
The lamps of the Dutch manufacturer MetalSub are made to a specification not often required by amateur divers, but it's undeniable that it's nice to own high-quality kit.
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Regulator SUB-GEAR CAYMAN
FIRST, SOME HISTORY. Herr Seemann started a diving equipment company that made stuff, commissioned stuff to be made, and rebadged stuff that was already made.
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Wetsuit XCEL Thermoflex 54
Most diving suits are made in China, but the story behind the Hawaiian company Xcel Wetsuits, which has been making these suits since 1982, is one of green initiatives. more...
Light UK SL3 eLED
Those of a size that used to be considered as back-ups now produce enough light to be used as primary diving lamps. The Underwater Kinetics SL3e LED is a case in point.
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Wetsuit O'NEILL THINSKINS HYPERFREAK 1.5
The latest buzz-word among the purveyors of diving thermal insulation is "layering".
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Towel McNett Micronet
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? I'm writing about a towel!
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Safety device Help Flag
I'M A GREAT BELIEVER in the surface marker flag. I always carry one on dives.
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Light Scubapro NOVA LIGHT 230
DON'T CONFUSE THIS LAMP with any other of a similar name that Scubapro might have made, especially the original little Nova Light.
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REGULATOR SCUBAPRO S600/MK25
THE SCUBAPRO S600 combined with the MK25 first stage has been proven as one of the best-performing regulators on the market, and in its latest highly polished incarnation, I was expecting nothing less than the best.
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Halcyon EOS LED PRIMARY VS Hollis LED 16
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DRYSUIT SCUBAPRO EVERDRY4
This new Everdry 4 has some significant differences, including a range of neck seals so that bigger divers don't suffer strangulation. more...
Computer: Uemis Zurich update
You may remember that my experience with the wonderful new OLED Uemis Zurich computer (DIVERTests, February) was marred when the example I was testing suddenly decided that I was 488m deep, and told me to go up to 90m immediately.
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REGULATOR OCEANIC NEO
WE SEE FEWER OCEANIC REGULATORS in use with British divers than perhaps the quality of this US brand merits, and this one certainly appears to deliver air as well as the best from its competitors
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DPV BLADEFISH BF5000 SEAJET
THE BLADEFISH BF5000 is the top of the range of a distinctly new style of diver propulsion vehicle. I am often given DPVs to try out, but usually their weight alone is off-putting enough to prevent me taking them anywhere with good visibility.
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Journey of Discovery
The Poseidon Discovery MkVI is a closed-circuit rebreather for those divers who don't use rebreathers. John Bantin, who does use them, casts a critical eye over the wonder-CCR
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Wetsuit Scubapro Hybrid steamer suit
Off to enjoy a visit to the epicentre of the tropical world's marine life, I wanted a suit that would provide me with a full protective covering of neoprene, yet would be easy to get into and would not leave me a gibbering over-heated wreck while waiting to enter the water. The Scubapro Hybrid wetsuit was the ideal solution, because it is made from Neoprene only 1mm thick, combined with two panels of water-repelling Lycra. more...
Computer Tusa IQ-900 ZEN
THE TUSA IQ-900 ZEN IS A NICE-LOOKING UNIT, and makes a good alternative to similar diving computers on the market.
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