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Dive Gear:

Freediving Gear & Spearfishing Gear

Masks: low profile, low volume, apex ultra clear glass

Snorkels: classic J snorkels, simple and silent without fancy purges or splash guards.

Wetsuits: open cell, 2 piece wetsuits, 25% warmer and more flexible.

Spearguns: Traditional single and double band guns, wood guns, roller guns & roller muzzle upgrade kits.

Regulators, BCD’s, Drysuits

I first became a Scubapro Equipment Technician at 16 years old and I’ve been diving Scubapro for over 20 years. My MK25 & S600 are still my favorite 1st and 2nd stage, they’ve been used as the workhorses for the majority of my career.

BCD’s are all quality as well, the new Hydros BC’s were an instant hit and are very popular from vacation divers to instructors.

Backplates, Harnesses, Wings, Accessories (Tec Gear)

Dive Rite has been a top choice of mine since my start into the technical diving world, long before I had even mixed my first custom gas blend. Even if you’re not doing trimix or decompression diving, Dive Rite gear is made for those who face the more extreme conditions, growing up diving cold water this has always been a tested tough, reliable brand. The backplate, harness, wing/bladder I currently use I have been abusing professionally, around the world, salt/fresh/chlorine for 12 years and still going strong, nuff said.