Scuba divers are very fond of the Scubapro Scubapro Sports fin. It's made with durable monoprene. There are vertical stabilizing spikes at the ends of the blades. It is small and compact, with many color options. The fin's design is loved by Scubalab test subjects.
Scubapro Go Sport fin
Scubapro's GO fin was updated with the Scubapro Sport fin. It has a monoprene blade and rail-mounted power bars. It's lightweight, fast, and portable.
This open-heel dive fin provides exceptional comfort and performance. The central panel has a power panel and a replaceable heel strap. The fin's skegs prevent side slippage and enhance stability. Its lightweight design makes it perfect for backpacking or traveling.
Scubapro’s Go Sport fin features a lightweight, comfortable design. It is also 100% Monprene. This helps prevent de-laminations, broken blades, or torn foot pockets. It is strong and comfortable and can withstand intense use.
Garmin Descent MK2i dive computer
The Garmin Descent MK2i is an extremely capable and user-friendly dive computer. The Testers' Choice was awarded to it in our dive computer review. It boasts a number of useful features and a simple design. It has both a GLONASS system and a GPS antenna system making it an ideal choice to divers.
The Descent MK2 is designed for advanced and technical divers. It can store upto 200 dives. The device can also store up to 200 dives and syncs to a compatible smartphone. It also offers a smartwatch function, a GPS music option, and a long-dive time of 80hrs. This versatile diving computer is great for any expedition.
For displaying dive data, the dive computer also has an alternative screen. Bluetooth technology is supported. The diver's drysuit and other gear can sometimes interfere with the device's signal. Divers must ensure that they are in direct line-of sight with the computer to avoid this.
Scubapro Coronado foot pocket
Many divers love the Coronado. This foot pocket can be used with any type of boot or foot. Multiple testers voted it as their favourite. The sleek design makes it easier for swimmers to navigate the water. It scored highly on the power versus strain scale.