Down Under Dive Shop Store


Regulators:
Staff Choice:
Mk 25/A700 $775

Mid Range:
Mk17/ G250V $613

Best Value:
Mk2/R395 $250

















Buoyancy Compensators:
Staff Choice:
Glide Pro $721

Back Inflate:
Seahawk $735

Best Value:
Sport BC $340


















Computers:
Staff Choice:
Galileo Sol or Luna $$1300-$1900

Mid Range:
Aladin Tec 2G $359

Best Value:
Prime $250














Wetsuits:
Staff Choice:
Everflex 7.5 mm, 5mm or 3mm $400-$300

Mid Range:
Subgear Definition 5mm or 3mm $350-$250

Best Value:
Profile 3mm $171

















Masks:
Staff Choice:
Frameless $129

Mid Range:
Scout $70

Best Value:
Subgear Action or Sprite $60




















Fins:
Staff Choice:
Twin Jet Max w Spring Straps $189

Mid Range:
Jet Fins $99

Best Value:
Jet Sport $60

















Snorkels:
Staff Choice:
Nexus $52

Mid Range:
Pheonix Flex $39

Best Value:
Eclipse $27

















Gloves:
Staff Choice:
Everflex $31

Mid Range:
Riffe $25

Best Value:
Tropic Amara $22

















Boots:
Staff Choice:
Delta Deluxe $51

Best Value:
Shorty Boot $42

Hoods:
Staff Choice:
Nova Scotia Semi Dry $40

Mid Range:
Everflex Deluxe Hood $55

Best Value:
.5 mm Profile Hood $35











Dive Knives:
Staff Choice:
Riffe Silencer $70

Mid Range:
Innovative Drop Point $50-$100

Best Value:
White Tip BC Knife $50





















Dive Lights:
Staff Choice:
Big Blue Canister Light $799+

Mid Range:
Scubapro Nova/Intova/Big Blue

Best Value:
Scubapro Fuego (50%) Off






Gear Bags:
Staff Choice:
Caravan $208

Mid Range:
Mesh Backpack $55

Best Value:
Mesh Duffle $40

For a personlaized gear quote stop by, click,or call us at Down Under Dive Shop
Just tell us what items, sizes, and colors and our pro team will get you the best price around.
Visit us on the web: www.downunderdiveshop.com
Call us at the Dive Center: 251-968-DIVE (3483)
Email us today: info@downunderdiveshop.com

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