Category Diving Equipment

An Accessible Dry Suit to Start Well

The TP7 drysuit from Topstar remains particularly flexible despite the 7 mm neoprene used (Yamamoto). The basic version already includes knee reinforcements and is fully customizable in terms of colors (10 in total) as well as the various options offered such as a new pocket, a purge, reflectors… And obviously, made to measure. Recommended retail […]

A mask for deep apnea

The Atom from Cressi is a frameless mask (without a frame) designed to achieve minimal internal volume and allow for comfortable deep freediving. The front part of the skirt, which is more rigid, prevents unwanted crushing, and the two small cavities on each side of the nose make the equalization maneuver easier. Available in 5 […]

A 7 mm Wetsuit for Ages 8 to 16

The Junior 7 mm hooded one-piece wetsuit from Beuchat is primarily aimed at diving centers with its specific size markings (one color per size) both inside and outside the garment. It is made according to an exclusive pattern and, to ease donning, features a large diagonal chest zipper as well as zippers at the ankles […]

Gaining Momentum

The Bigblue VL36000PBRC video light reaches up to 36,000 lumens with 3 power levels (9,000 – 18,000 – 36,000) and a wide 160° beam. Its 1.5-hour autonomy at full power gives you peace of mind! It now includes a red light, fluorescence lighting, and can be controlled via fiber optics with the Controller Kit (sold […]

A Front-Zip Wetsuit to Withstand the Cold

The Pro Therm 8 mm wetsuit from Mares uses an 8 mm ultra-stretch neoprene, lined with an integrated chest panel to enhance thermal comfort. The front YKK zipper is virtually waterproof and allows for great freedom of movement. The finishes with a hood with holes, Supratex knee reinforcements, grip on the shoulders, anti-slip pad at […]