Scuba divers are very fond of the Scubapro Scubapro Sports fin. It's made out of durable monoprene, and features vertical stabilizing screws at the tips of the blades. It's small, compact, and available in many colors. The fin's design is loved by Scubalab test subjects.
Scubapro Go Sport fin
The Scubapro Go Sport fin is an updated version of the award-winning GO fin. It features a monoprene blade, rail-mounted power bars, and a re-engineered foot pocket, called the Ergo3. It is also lightweight, quick, and easy to transport.
This open heel dive Fin offers outstanding comfort and performance. The central panel has a power panel and a replaceable heel strap. The fin's steel skegs minimize side slippage and improve stability. Its lightweight design is ideal for backpacking, and travel.
The Scubapro Go Sport fin has a streamlined design that keeps it lightweight and comfortable. It is made from 100% Monprene which helps to prevent problems such as de-lamination, broken blades and torn feet pockets. It is durable and comfortable, and can withstand heavy use.
Garmin Descent MK2i dive computer
The Garmin Descent MK2i is an extremely capable and user-friendly dive computer. This dive computer was the Testers' Choice in our review. It boasts a number of useful features and a simple design. It is also equipped with a GLONASS antenna system and GPS, making it an excellent choice for divers.
Designed for both technical and advanced divers, the Descent MK2 dive computer offers many features that make it a top contender for a first dive computer. It can store upto 200 dives. The device features a smartwatch, a GPS mode, and an 80-hour long dive time. This versatile diving computer is great for any expedition.
An alternative screen allows you to view dive data from the computer. Bluetooth technology is supported. The signal may sometimes be blocked by divers' drysuits and other gear. Divers should make sure they have clear lines of sight to the computer.
Scubapro Coronado foot pocket
Divers love the Coronado. This foot pocket goes well with most boots and feet. Multiple users voted it their favorite. A streamlined design makes it easier to move through the water. It scored high on the power-versus-stress scale.