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The winner of both a ScubaLab Testers Choice and a Best Buy, the Travelight is a full-featured jacket-style BC designed for traveling divers. Constructed of featherlight 210-denier nylon, it comes with Cressi’s Lock Aid integrated weight system, two zippered pockets and six alloy D-rings. Its soft pack design can be folded in seconds and stowed in its own carry bag. For 2013 the BC features a new range of colors.
Cressi’s frameless mask is lightweight, low volume and offers a compact profile. Its flared single window lens provides good field of view, including over the bridge of the nose. The silicone skirt’s double seal system is effective in blocking water entry. Strap buckles attach directly to the skirt, allowing for lots of lateral movement, plus lets the mask fold flat for packing. The mask comes with a black or white skirt.
Subgear’s SG500 has been given a new name, but underneath this fresh moniker is the same high performing reg that earned a Best Buy rating in a major ScubaLab regulator review. In real-world diving it’s a sweet breather in all diving positions and dry as well. With its low work of breathing, surprising amount of reserve capacity and a solid track record for its in-water work, the SG500 is a proven performer.
IST's GP-4000 Compass+ is a full-featured wrist-mount computer with three control buttons that make navigating through the system simple.
SCUBAPRO's Geo was the lightest BC in ScubaLab's 2010 BC round-up.
Tilos' Gemini-A reg has a compact balanced diaphragm first stage and a lightweight, pneumatically balanced second stage.
Ultralight Control Systems tray and arms for the Olympus Pen Camera maximizes flexibility in the way you set up your underwater photo rig.
Tilos' back-bouyancy Armada BC is targeted to the traveling diver, but it has enough ballast capacity and buoyant lift for local diving too.
IST Sports' flagship regulator, the R410, unites the R4 balanced diaphragm first stage with the O-10 pneumatically balanced second stage.
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