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A super-bright light output from one of the only two halogen torches on test here.
There is a huge number of torches on the market – everything from large primary sources to useful backups – but what can you get for your money? Charles Hood...
The traditional weight belt is a classic of design and function: simple, easily adjustable, quick to secure, yet fast to ditch.
While gloves may not be the most complex items of dive kit, having an inadequate pair can ruin a dive, or even a trip.
The Reaction fins are the latest hi-tech design from Cressi-sub and are manufactured from a new type of polypropylene.
The Miniature Ascent Rate Alarm (MARA) is designed to make diving safer by monitoring your ascent rate and reducing the risk of decompression sickness.
These days, it is a prerequisite that if you are diving from a boat, you will require a GPS (global positioning system), chart plotter and echo sounder to locate your...
A few months ago, Icom announced the debut of its first marine VHF transceiver that floats in water, namely the IC-M33.
I’m sure that in every one of us there is an inner desire to find treasure.
A bit stiffer than the others in this group, the Avanti Excel is by far the most powerful.
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