Gear

Gear, air and boat trips for divers who already know that the card comes before the tank

  • A scuba regulator first and second stage laid out on a gray mat

    Harbor Line 2-stage regulator set

    Balanced first stage, sealed second stage. Sold to Open Water certified divers and up, card checked at the register. First service is on us.

    $625
  • A buoyancy compensator vest folded flat on a display table

    Harbor Line travel BCD

    Weight-integrated, packs down for airline luggage. Sold to Open Water certified divers and up.

    $540
  • A row of aluminum scuba cylinders standing against a wall, valves up

    Aluminum 80 cylinder, current hydro

    Sold only with a valid visual inspection sticker and hydrostatic test date. We will not sell or fill a cylinder that is out of test, for anyone.

    $220
  • A black neoprene wetsuit hanging on a rack in the shop

    5mm full wetsuit

    Sealed knee pads and a back zip. The suit most of our local divers actually own, sized at fitting.

    $310
  • A single-window dive mask resting on a wooden shop counter

    Low-volume dive mask

    Tempered lens, single-window. The one piece we tell every new diver to buy rather than rent, because fit is personal.

    $95
  • A dive computer strapped to a wrist, screen showing depth and time

    Wrist dive computer

    Tracks depth, time and nitrogen loading in real time. The second piece worth owning once you are diving more than a couple times a year.

    $465

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