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Where better to put a drysuit through its paces than in Florida's iconic cave systems? Okay, maybe Antarctica, but when you test drysuits in Florida, something that can hold up to the rough limestone walls of a cave takes precedence.
Available in multiple colors and sizes, the Drylite dry bag is waterproof and 100 percent submersible.
The waterproof construction of this heavy-duty duffel keeps dry items protected from the elements, or it can effectively contain damp gear during the journey home.
Made with high-density Yamamoto neoprene, this women’s drysuit eliminates stitching in order to maximize the life of the suit.
This satellite communicator allows you to keep
in contact with friends and family
when
traveling abroad to exotic destinations, no matter where you are.
Lightweight, with a compact 45.5 mm case size, this dive watch uses a high contrast
monochrome display to clearly present dive data and offers up to 25 hours of run time in dive
mode.
Based off the same modular Monterey first stage, this reg is outfitted with a fifth in line port
instead of a rotating swivel for a smaller profile and a total of five low pressure ports.rotating turret.