TrimDrive
TrimDrive is a hands-free intelligent underwater propeller
Modular diver propulsion and dive‑system platform for exploration and mobility
Scooters and propulsion
Sublue Vapor Underwater Scooter
The compact pump-jet scooter features high thrust, depth safety control, and a smart interface, making it ideal for underwater explorers, photographers, and recreational divers seeking a high-performance scooter with advanced feedback and safety controls in a portable format.
Suex VR Series
Suex introduces the new VR series, featuring three advanced underwater scooters: VR Nemo, VR Quantum, and VR Voyager. Designed for both recreational and technical divers, these models offer a balance of power, endurance, and manoeuvrability, catering to a variety of diving environments.
Seabob F9
The Seabob F9 is the latest innovation in high-performance water sleds, delivering enhanced acceleration and agility. With a completely redesigned propulsion system, it offers a thrilling ride, while the Seabob F9 S takes performance even further, reaching speeds of over 20 km/h.
Lefeet P1
Lefeet P1 is a versatile underwater scooter that allows you to customize with various modules. Mix and match components to meet your specific needs.
SUEX Goldfinder XJ
The Suex Golderfinder XK is a top choice for technical diving, boasting long-range capabilities and a Li-ION battery for extended dive times.
Geneinno S1 Underwater Scooter
Geneinno S1 Underwater Scooter
With its unique compact design (about the size of a 16in MacBook Pro), this underwater scooter is portable, conveniently fitting into a carry-on bag.
Lefeet S1 Scooter
Tulum: DPV Cave Diving Course in Mexico
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Pierre Constant
Tulum, Mexico. Photo by Pierre Constant
Tulum has changed a lot since I was here last, well over 45 years ago. Once a mere dusty village with beach huts, it is now a booming town with a main street full of bars, restaurants and tourist shops.
Taking the Seabob for a Spin
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Millis Keegan and Seabob
Seabobs on the beach
The SEABOB is a luxury seatoy designed for “fun in the sun.” Corporate divers or technical divers are not invited to this party—unless they are vacationing, of course. No, this is a unit for scuba divers, free-divers or snorkelers, and meant to be purely recreational.