SCUBAPRO
A broad equipment range. Make each choice deliberately.
30 catalogue entries · 2 researched profiles · 11 comparisons
The story behind the name.
SCUBAPRO’s history records its founding in 1963 by Gustav Dalla Valle and Dick Bonin. Its official range spans regulators, computers, buoyancy equipment, exposure protection, masks and fins. That breadth makes it possible to assemble a coordinated setup, but each component still needs its own fit and compatibility check. Official source ↗
Start with the use case
Our researched examples focus on Zoom and GO Travel. Zoom is worth investigating when replaceable optical lenses matter. GO Travel is a packing-oriented fin for bare feet or neoprene socks. They solve different purchasing problems, and neither tells you how the rest of the brand’s equipment will fit. Use the broader catalogue to explore, then narrow your list to exact models.
Watch the small name changes
Zoom and Zoom Lite should not be treated as one mask. GO Travel and GO Sport should not be treated as interchangeable footwear systems. Regulator combinations likewise depend on the named first and second stages. When requesting a quote, record the full product name and included accessories so that a cheaper offer does not quietly describe a different configuration.
Give support a place in the comparison
The value of a broad range depends partly on what your local dealer actually stocks and services. Ask about optical-lens supply, replacement fin straps and warranty handling for the equipment on your shortlist. Matching colours can be enjoyable, but they should come after a usable fit and a clear ownership cost.
Product facts are sourced in the profiles below. Buying suggestions are our editorial interpretation, not findings from personal testing. Catalogue coverage is a researched selection, not a claim to contain every current product.
Products with a clearer picture.
Zoom Mask
SCUBAPRO’s Zoom is a framed, two-window mask with a replaceable-lens system. It comes with a silicone strap and supports an optional Comfort Strap; the manufacturer lists both optical and add-on near-vision options.
Specifications & review evidence →
GO Travel Fin
GO Travel is an open-heel fin designed for bare feet or neoprene socks. Its Monprene construction, bungee strap and interlocking blades make it a compact packing option.
Specifications & review evidence →One decision. Two options.
Atomic Aquatics Venom vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask
Atomic Aquatics Venom vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Atomic Aquatics Frameless 2 Mask vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask
Atomic Aquatics Frameless 2 Mask vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →TUSA Paragon Mask vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask
TUSA Paragon Mask vs SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →Mares Avanti Quattro + vs SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin
Mares Avanti Quattro + vs SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin HD Fins
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin HD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin LD Fins
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Cressi Origin LD Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Dive Rite XT Fins
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Dive Rite XT Fins: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Zeagle Recon
SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs Zeagle Recon: our editorial scores, the practical differences and which one we would choose.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask vs Zeagle Scope Dual Mask
Compare SCUBAPRO and Zeagle dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO Zoom Mask vs Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
Compare SCUBAPRO and Cressi dive mask options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →SCUBAPRO GO Travel Fin vs TUSA HyFlex Tri-Force Fin
Compare SCUBAPRO and TUSA dive fins options: our scores, preferred pick, specifications and buying advice.
Read the comparison →Buying guides.
How to Choose a Scuba Mask: Fit, Lenses and Price
A mask needs to fit your face and give you a clear view. Here’s what to check at the dive shop, including prescription lenses and replacement parts.
Read the guide →How to Choose Dive Fins for Travel
Compare travel fins, check whether you need boots and find out what will fit in your bag.
Read the guide →Buying Scuba Gear in Australia: A Practical Checklist
Buying your first kit or upgrading one piece? Here’s how to compare the full cost, check local support and choose equipment for the trips you actually have planned.
Read the guide →Explore the SCUBAPRO catalogue.
Each entry has its own page. Detailed research and independent review evidence are shown where available; a listing alone is not a recommendation.
- Synergy 2 Trufit Mask
- Zoom Lite Mask
- Frameless Mask
- Zoom Mask
- Crystal Vu Plus Mask
- Solo Mask
- Full Face Mask 2 (FM2)
- Steel Comp Mask
- Steel Pro Mask
- Ghost Mask
- D-Mask
- Synergy 2 Twin Trufit Mask
- MK17 EVO 2/C370
- MK11 EVO/C370
- MK17 EVO 2/S620 Ti
- MK25 EVO/S620 Ti
- MK17 EVO 2/G260
- MK11 EVO/S270
- MK11 EVO/R105
- MK2 EVO/R105
- R105 Octopus
- MK2 EVO/S270
- MK11/S270
- Seawing Supernova Fin
- S-Tek Fin
- Seawing Nova Fin
- Jet Club Full Foot Fin
- GO Travel Fin
- S-Tek Blade
- Seawing Supernova Blade
