Kit Reviews

Wetsuits are personal, they should mould to your body, keep you warm and protect you. We look at the best for the travelling diver

Atomic Aquatics' X1 Bladefin is marketed as 'short and firm' for general purpose, tech diving and extreme applications' - but is it any good?

Underwater photography can be a little overwhelming interested amateurs, but the Fantasea FG7XII underwater housing is a well-priced option

A review of the successor to Scubapro's iconic Galileo Sol - the technical diving-oriented Scubapro G2 with personal physiology monitors

Suunto's new EON Core dive computer is a cut-down of the popular EON Steel - but is it any good? DIVE tested one for two weeks to find out.

Mark 'Crowley' Russell reviews the new customisable, colour-coordinated modular back-inflate 'BCD for life' Scubapro Hydros Pro

By Mark 'Crowley' Russell I acquired a set of Aqua Lung Legend regulators in 2010 after some shady busybody stole my much-loved…

Mark 'Crowley' Russell reviews the Mares Volo Power fins that powered him through seven years of his career as a full-time dive instructor

Mark 'Crowley' Russell tries out and reviews the Scubapro Go - the new lightweight travel BCD from the popular German manufacturer

Suunto's Zoop Novo review – a budget dive computer with features and modes usually found only on more expensive models