Whether you're equipping your yacht for charter or just want to make sure it's stocked for yourself and your guests, no toy box is complete without several sets of scuba dive gear for exploring the deep. With so much on offer, we've navigated the market to bring you the best scuba dive gear to keep on board now...
Aqualung AquaFlex wetsuit
With extra-stretchy neoprene, the new 5mm AquaFlex becomes a second skin. The seams are sealed with liquid rubber and the three-way zip seal prevents any chilly trickles.
£285, aqualung.com
Atomic Aquatics BC1
The Ferrari of BCDs, the new BC1 takes quality and detail to the next level, with titanium-coated D-rings, sand-resistant zips and even quilted shoulder pads.
£1,099, atomicaquatics.com
AP Diving Inspiration XPD
Divers may joke that they don’t count as “real” diving kit, but a rebreather enables a transformative experience. Get closer to wildlife and extend your bottom time by hours.
£5,741, apdiving.com
Cetatek Aquabionic ABS
Available to pre-order now, these highly innovative diving boots instantly connect to a variety of modular fin-blades in different performance parameters using ski-binding technology. Game-changing.
£188, cetatek.com
Ocean Reef Neptune Space GDivers full face mask
Breathe through your nose, enjoy a wider field of vision and ditch the pressure points of traditional masks.
£495, oceanreefgroup.com
Garmin Descent MK1 dive computer
Garmin’s first dive computer is smooth and loaded with features, including surface GPS navigation, colour mapping and multiple dive modes. It also pairs with your smartphone.
£1,300, garmin.com