SEALIFE SEA DRAGON 2500

This 2,500-lumen photo/video/dive light is holy-cow bright, with a 120-degree beam. The control toggles through 100, 50 and 25 percent power, with emergency flash and SOS signals. Waterproof to 200 feet, with a 60-minute burn time, it comes with a tray, Flex-Connect grip, Li-ion battery, charger and case.

Contact sealife-cameras.com MSRP $499

SEAC L70

Seac’s ultra-low-volume mask is so tiny it looks child-size. On your face, the semiframeless design brings the lenses in extremely close for a wide-angle view through the inverted-teardrop lenses, with internal volume so small you hardly need to consciously equalize.

Conteact seacusa.com MSRP $95

OCEANIC CYANEA

A favorite when it was part of the Aeris gear line, the Cyanea has a comfortable ski-goggle elastic strap with a single adjustment at the back. The 11⁄4-inch-wide strap has nonslip strips to keep it in place, and a clever, built-in snorkel-holder loop. The double lenses are broad and deep for a big view, and the silicone skirt has a wide sealing area.

Contact oceanicworldwide.com MSRP $119.95

BODY GLOVE TRITON

This new rear-zip 5 mm has radial shoulders and a V-cut neck that hugs without binding or restricting. The smooth-skin seals have zippered covers for easy on/of, and the thermally reflective lining keeps in warmth. Available in men’s and women’s sizes.

Contact bodyglove.com MSRP $449.99

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ScubaLab's Quick Guide to Must-Have Dive Gear

In the market for new dive gear, but don't have time to wait until the next ScubaLab Review? You're in luck, because our ScubaLab Director hand-picked some of his favorite new dive gear on the market, plus a quick overview about the latest and greatest features! In this installment, we take a look at the SeaLife Sea Dragon 2500, the Seac L70 mask, the Oceanic Cyanea mask, and the Body Glove Triton wetsuit.