New Masks, Fins, and Snorkels in Today

 Ghost $60




•Frameless design

•Unique white silicone is ultra soft to fit a wide range of divers

•Ultra Low volume single lens for a wide field of vision

•Ultra Clear Lenses

 
 
  Sprite $54




•Frameless design created for the smaller face

•Unique white silicone is ultra soft to fit a wide range of divers

•Low volume single lens for a wide field of vision


Action $54




•Unique hybrid design gives the benefits of a frameless mask with the strength of a subframe.

•Low volume single lens for a wide field of vision

Available in:



•Black with Black Skirt


                      Jet Sport Pink $79

                      •Three material construction optimizes flex and comfort


                      •Quick release buckles

                      •Ergonomic foot pocket

                      •Vented blade for an efficient use of power

                      •Also Available in Red, Blue, Yellow, and Graphite

                      •Sizes: XS/4-6, S/6-8, M/8-10, L/9-12, XL/11-13


XP Pro $79

•High performance fin with innovative blade design, power plate and speed vents

•Comfortable foot pocket for use with all style of boots
•Two material blade for efficient energy transfer


Seawing Nova $189

 combines classic SCUBAPRO fin technology with the latest innovations in hydrodynamic design and cutting edge materials. This fin has the power, acceleration and maneuverability of a paddle fin with the comfort, efficiency and effortless speed of split fins.






Verve Snorkel: $43

• Made of highest quality polyurethane and silicone compounds.


• Elliptical barrel for less drag when snorkeling.

• Rotating silicone mouthpiece for prolonged comfort.

• Quick-connect mask clip.

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