Gear News
Introducing Scubapro’s new Nova 2100 SF dive light
Scubapro’s Nova 2100 SF dive light combines ease of use with the great versatility of five different light modes. Equipped with quality Cree LEDs, this multi-use dive light offers a 65º wide beam as well as a 15º spot beam to light up virtually any diving scenario.
A simple one-button control means you can easily choose from five light modes plus an emergency signal mode. With a rugged build, the corrosion-proof aluminum light head improves heat dispersion and increases durability.
A fully isolated waterproof battery compartment ensures long-term reliability. Even if the O-ring seal fails, water cannot reach the internal electronics.
The Nova 2100 SF (Spot/Flood) comes as a set that includes a large and a small Goodman handle, plus a pistol grip handle and a GoPro adapter. The unit can also be purchased without handles if you want to use it with a video arm system. Both versions come with a wrist lanyard, rechargeable battery, charger and spare parts, all packed in a zippered EVA carry case.
The Nova 2100 SF is available at authorised Scubapro dealers.
MSRP: £380 without handles; £499 with handles
To find out more about Scubapro products visit www.scubapro.com
Gear News
OrcaTorch D710 Dive Light now available in four colours
Whether you’re a recreational or a professional diver, you’ll find the OrcaTorch D710 dive light useful in your underwater activities.
With max 3,000 lumens, the D710 is one of the strongest torches in its class. You also have plenty of brightness settings to choose from if you prefer less power.
It runs on one OrcaTorch 21700 5000mAh rechargeable battery with a Type-C charging port, easier for you to charge it anywhere. Now it offers four exterior colour options: Black, Green, Red, and Blue, to satisfy your diverse needs.
Featuring:
* Uses Luminous LED, max 3000 lumens
* Uses 1 * 21700 Li-ion battery
* 6° beam angle
* Offers four exterior colour options: Black, Red, Green and Blue
* Easy operation with side titanium alloy push-button switch
* Safe lock function, prevents mis-operation
* Intelligent Over-Heat protection
* Battery indicator
* Water pressure resistant construction, depth rated to 150 meters
* Reverse polarity protection, to protect from improper battery installation
* Over-discharge protection function
* Constructed from high-strength A6061-T6 aluminum
* Mil-Spec Type III hard anodized finish for durability and corrosion resistance
* Two sides coated toughened glass with high water pressure resistance under deep water
Sea & Sea is the home of OrcaTorch and other leading diving brands in the UK.
Gear News
Hammond Drysuits Launch New Scuba Diving Drysuit
Hammond Drysuits has announced the launch of their new scuba diving drysuit, the Pro-Elite Lite SD.
This drysuit is essentially their popular Pro-Elite self-donning drysuit. It comes with plenty of extras as standard – neoprene neck and wrist seals, neoprene boots, zip with wet zipper
cover, knee and shoulder reinforcing, swivel inflation and hose, auto dump, elasticated rear waist and braces, two pockets, fly zip and cover.
The Difference
The Pro-Elite Lite SD is made from lighter material whilst maintaining it’s durability this suit is flexible, light and less restrictive. It’s suitable for all but especially the more petite
person or those who travel with their drysuit.
Size
Made-to-Measure – the drysuit is made to the end-user dimensions or the ultimate comfort and fit.
Colours
Olive, Red, Navy, Yellow, Black or Royal Blue
Be one of the first to see the NEW HDS Pro Elite Lite SD! Check out the detailing and get measured at Go Diving in Hall 2 Stand 140 on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd March.
-
Blogs3 months ago
‘Simply the Best’ – Quintessential Red Sea Diving
-
News2 months ago
Hone your underwater photography skills with Alphamarine Photography at Red Sea Diving Safari in March
-
News2 months ago
Capturing Critters in Lembeh Underwater Photography Workshop 2024: Event Roundup
-
Marine Life & Conservation Blogs3 months ago
Creature Feature: Nurse Sharks
-
News3 months ago
Join Lembeh Resort’s Macro Photography Workshop with Scott Gutsy Tuason this April
-
Miscellaneous Blogs3 months ago
Book Review: The Lives of Seaweeds
-
Marine Life & Conservation Blogs2 months ago
Creature Feature: Swell Sharks
-
Blogs3 months ago
A day in the life of Marsa Shagra with Sea to Sky