Stay safe in low-visibility situations with these smart scuba gear choices.

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Light & Motion GoBe 500 Search

This compact powerhouse has an 8-degree spotlight that cuts through adverse visibility, burns for more than two hours on high, and is rated to nearly 400 feet.
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Dive Rite High-Visibility Line and Reel

Avoid disorientation with this reel’s Dacron orange line when cave or wreck diving. The reel’s frame is marine-grade stainless steel.
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Cressi Luminous Compass

Navigate in dark or murky water with Cressi’s easy-to-read compass. It has a highly luminous dial for easy reference in low-light conditions. cressiusa.com

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Underwater Kinetics eLED Dive Beacon

This high-viz, red personal marker beacon helps your buddy see you when the viz is nonexistent. Powered by two AAA batteries, the Dive Beacon runs for 24 hours.
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SeaLife Sea Dragon Mini 600

In many situations, a backup light should be considered required, and the Mini 600 is an excellent one. It has two power modes, a 75-degree beam, and a 60-minute burn time at full power with its standard battery.
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