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SCUBAPRO Chromis $499


One of our favorites, this watch style computer is compact and cool. With scuba, gauge, apnea, swim and watch modes it’s great in and out of the water. T ree color options, easy to read display, nitrox compatible and a built-in dive planner with a four button menu system. T e Chromis also has a patented stroke counter, for calculating distances based on fi n kicks! Innovative and fashionable. Sold! www.scubapro.com


Pinnacle Inferno $299


This hot undergarment has a specs list longer than my car, all driving you towards a toasty dive. To be worn under a drysuit - such as the Pinnacle Black Ice, or as a standalone tropical dive suit. Warm as hell and makes you feel you’re in the Hunger Games. www.pinnacleaquatics.com


Morfi n Predator Power $219


Based directly on a dolphin fl uke and a tuna fun, these bad-ass looking fi ns are aimed at stronger kicking divers. Off ering impressive power for such a light, stiff rubber fi n. With a nice buckle-free, rubber spring strap. www.predatorfins.com


Hugyfot GoPro Pro Housing $2100


Wow. Not a bad set up for a GoPro eh? Not surprisingly, this got a lot of attention at DEMA. A GoPro housing with more custom options than a Transformer. Set up off ers an increased run time up to 6 hours, even with LCD screen activated. A depth rating of 330 feet (100m), optional extras for a surface monitor, microphone, red and magenta fi lters, mounting trays, handles and a even a macro lens. Will defi nitely get you some attention. www.oceanequipment.ca


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