Garmin Descent MK1 Silver
- The first ever Garmin Dive Computer!
- Premium full-featured dive computer with surface GPS
- Built-in sensors include 3-axis compass, gyroscope and barometric altimeter
- Mark your dive entry and exit points for surface navigation using surface GPS
- Supports single-gas, multi-gas, gauge and apnea diving, including nitrox and trimix
- Advanced Dive Planning - plan your dives directly on the device
- 16GB memory Dive log - store, review and share data from up to 10,000 dives
- Garmin Connect™ mobile app included
- Features Elevate™ wrist heart rate technology with multisport activity profiles, performance metrics and smart notifications
- Battery life: up to 19 days in watch mode, 10 days in smartwatch mode, 40 hours in dive mode and 20 hours in GPS mode
- Expected arrival: mid-April 2018
Scubapro Seawing Nova
- Soft co-moulded Grip Pads
- Articulated joint allows the blade to pivot
- Clean water blade geometry for optimum propulsion
- Pivot Control Technology (PCT) optimises angle of attack
- Ergonomic foot pocket with extended heel plate
- Heavy duty marine grade bungee strap system
- Durable Monprene® construction making the Seawing
- Virtually indestructible
Apeks RK3
- Traditional all-rubber design provides excellent performance
- Come standard with stainless steel spring straps
- Custom designed buckle holds spring straps in optimum position
- Custom buckle is attached with stainless steel nut and bolt
- Short wide blade provides maximum forward thrust
- Vented blade design reduces resistance on the upstroke
- Two large grommet holes on either end are designed to fit most carabineers
Suunto D4i Novo
- Full continuous decompression algorithm - Suunto RGBM
- Four modes: air, nitrox, free and off
- Innovative apnea timer, and a timer in air/nitrox modes
- Updateable firmware
- Optional wireless air integration – current cylinder pressure, remaining air time
- Built-in dive planner
- *Includes USB cable
- Detailed graphical logs and dive data on your PC/Mac using Suunto DM5 software
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