Complete: The Final Pieces For Your Dive System

This tier rounds out your dive setup. Once you’ve covered the basics and checked off the essentials, it’s time to build a kit that can handle real conditions, real dives, and real progression. These items aren’t just accessories, they’re what turn your gear pile into a true system. Whether it’s streamlining your trim, improving breathing comfort, or staying warm in colder water, this is where your kit starts to feel dialed in.

Understanding the Pricing Options

Option Level Description
Higher Quality Premium gear with outstanding performance and durability
Goldilocks Practical choices that balance cost and utility
Lower Price Affordable options that are effective and reliable

Complete Kit Tier Totals

Option
Tier 1
Basic Kit
Tier 2
Essential Kit
Tier 3
Complete Kit
Total Cost
Higher Quality $715 + $2,395 + $3,015 $6,125
Goldilocks $500 + $1,565 + $2,390 $4,455
Lower Price $260 + $805 + $1,480 $2,545

Bare 3mm Gloves

Gloves

Gloves provide warmth and protection from sharp rocks, rusted ladders, or marine life. Choose thickness based on water temperature. In some warm regions, gloves are restricted to discourage reef damage from idiots touching things.


H2 Bib Hood

Hood

A hood significantly reduces heat loss through your head. You might not need one for tropical diving, but in temperate or cold water, it becomes essential.


xDeep Zen

BCD (Buoyancy Control Device)

Your BCD manages ascent and descent, trims you in the water, and supports your tank. Backplate and wing systems are more modular and preferred by many experienced divers.


ScubaPro Regulator

Regulator Set

Regulators are your breathing interface. A well-tuned, properly routed reg makes diving easier, safer, and more comfortable. Buy a full set that includes primary, backup, and SPG.


Swift Transmitter

Air Integration Transmitter

Hopefully you purchased an AI capable computer. Now is the time to buy the matching transmitter now that you own your own regulator(s).


ScubaPro Regulator

Dive "Tech" Shorts

If your wetsuit lacks pockets, dive shorts provide secure storage for essentials like spools, markers, or wetnotes.