Scubapro Reporter Bag
- Offering 3 main compartments plus additional smaller pockets to stow a variety of important gear, work papers and writing tools.
- Computer compartment is sized perfectly for laptops up to 15 inches.
- Double slider zippers are easy to use and help keep contents secure.
- Padded shoulder straps and top handle make this an easy bag to carry around.
- Dimensions: 20.5x15x9.5in/52x38x24cm. Weight: 2.4lbs/1070g. Volume: 11.6gal/ 44L.
Hollis F1 – Batfin
- High grade, heavy duty rubber construction
- Angled strap mounts for comfort and a better transition of power
- Spring heel straps with easy-grip heel tab
- Multiple strap mounting positions for a fine tuned fit
- Vented blade to reduce stress while accelerating water over the blade
- Generous foot pocket
- Available in Black and High-Viz Yellow tips
Scubapro Mini Reel
- New lightweight mini reel
- Collapsible rotating handle
- Compact fit in BC pocket
- Brass carabineer hook
- 15m line
Hollis Marker Buoy
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