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Bags

Dive bags offer your diving equipment and scuba gear good protection against damage in transport and will ensure your comfort whilst travelling.

BCs

BCD is just an air bladder that you can inflate or deflate depending on how much buoyancy you need. When you dive, your buoyancy changes with the depth you're at and also with the amount of air still in your tank. Since you don't want to constantly fight rising up or sinking down you need some sort of buoyancy compensation device, or a BC - a Buoyancy Compensator. It is called also BCDs, or Buoyancy Control Devices.

The BC is a mandatory piece of safety equipment that every scuba diver must have.

Boots

Scuba boots, neoprene socks and neoprene boots come in different styles and are meant for different applications.

Buoys

Diving Buoys can be surface marker buoys, lifting bags, torpedo buoys, decompression buoys, and signal buoys.

Compasses

Scuba diving compasses and dive instruments are an essential part of any divers equipment. Ensure your gauges are accurate.

Depth Gauges

Scuba diving gauges and dive instruments are an essential part of any divers equipment. Ensure your gauges are accurate.

Dive Computers

One of the biggest advances for the recreational diver is the dive computer. The scuba diving computer has given the scuba diver the ability to optimize downtime, monitor one's performance and dive safely.

Dive Suits

Dive suits, whether neoprene or membrane allow divers to remain warm both underwater and on the surface.

Fins

For a better diving experience, choose diving fins that are appropriate for your foot size, diving skill level and the location of your underwater journey.

Gloves

For enjoyable dive, it pays to protect those parts of the body that get coldest first – your fingers. Choose different diving gloves for different applications.