Sure, there might be other dive gear deemed more important to basic survival (a reg) or your general well-being (a dive computer) than a BC. But when it comes to being able to comfortably acclimate to being underwater — to the point where you feel like a resident rather than a clumsy topside tourist — the BC is the most important component of your kit.
Follow these 8 easy tips to keep your BC in good working order and ready for your next dive.
What's new in the world of dive gear for June 2012? Let's get that First Look.
15 kickers vie for the top spot in this year's ScubaLab fin tests. ScubaLab’s test team headed to Alexander Springs, Florida, a freshwater site that offers an easy entry, enough space and depth to do some serious kicking, and rock structures and crevices for performing tight turning maneuvers.
Diving is the best sport in the world, but like all high-adrenaline activities, things can sometimes go sideways. When they do, your level of preparation can make all the difference.
Scuba Diving’s photo pros and ScubaLab test divers join forces to check out eight oh-so-sweet photo rigs.
Pack any of these bags with ScubaLab's Save-a-Trip kit and you'll always walk off the plane ready to dive.
Stay warm and happy on your next dive with the ultimate in thermal protection.
Want your buoyancy and your counter-buoyancy in one convenient piece of gear? These new models do it all.