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Simply question. What size should I order? I wear size 11D shoe (US). I wear Waterproof B1 6.5mm XL Semi-dry neoprene boots. Half the stuff I see suggests LG and the other half XL. I won’t be using these for drysuit diving, just wetsuit.

I have been struggling to find my perfect fin for years. I tend to dive BP/W with steel plate and full 5mm-7mm exposure. I prefer a relatively stiff/wide fin ideal for frog kicking manouverability. I also prefer simple with no gimmicky features and basic rubber or similar which is nigh...

We were booked on Aggressor I for 2020/03 but with the unfortunate events plans have to change. Aggressor keeps stalling with no definate plans to purchase a new boat. They are only temporarily leasing the Scuba Scene until the New Year with no permanent plans in place. Each week we get the...

I tried the buoyancy calculator but seems to be really overestimating what I will need in my new BP/W and wanted to get some opinions. My current rig consists of: Zeagle Ranger BCD (with Stiletto wing - 35lbs) - I typically don't need any/little air at all in the wing during dives. Mares Power...

I ( and my wife) have been diving the Mares Abyss 22 for nearly 10 years in both cold/warm water. We find that it breathes well in all positions/depths. I do find the second stage very very heavy, particularly on long dives or travelling. My wife and I are doing more travel diving and am in...

As title says looking for Zeagle Lumbar Pad for Ranger BCD. Currently on backorder from Zeagle. Looking to get before the end of the month ideally.

As title suggests, I am looking for a Zeagle Lumbar Pad that will fit the Ranger BCD. Zeagle has them currently on backorder and I would like to get my hands on one in the next month if possible.

I have been diving most recently with Mares X-streams (~150 dives with these). I find them overall very good for flutter kick but just alright for frog kicking. They are also starting to show signs they will be buckling/breaking just past the hinge point. I also find them a bit on the buoyant...