7 Best Scuba Gears of 2020

• Sizes: 5 (X-small to Large)
• Number of Devices: 5
• Weight: 15 pounds

This Aqua Lung Pro package combines a large dive computer console with the company's impressive buoyancy compensator, plus a low and attractive price, to become the best overall scuba gear package on this list.

The Aqua Lung i300C dive computer features two gauges and four operating systems, which include air, nitrox, and a gauge with run timer. For the BCD, you also get weight integration, the SureLock system for better weight management, and a unique material construction for durability.

Other items include the balanced diaphragm regulator that offers consistent and reliable breathing ease for your convenience and safety. There's also an octopus in this package.

One small consideration, however, is that a wrist computer would have been better. Asides from that, this is still a great offer and the overall best scuba gear on this list.

• Sizes: 5 (X-small to Large)
• Number of Devices: 5
• Weight: 12 pounds

Cressi offers the Cressi Start scuba package here, and it's a combination of high-quality Cressi gear at a very attractive price. This makes it the best budget offer on this list and a perfect option for those on the hunt for the cheapest scuba gear.

The five-piece package includes the Cressi Start buoyancy device, a tough and durable jacket made from 1,000-denier Cordura, and featuring three over-pressure relief valves. It also features two accessory pockets and is available in five sizes from XS to XL.

You also get the compact Cressi AC2 regulator with its yoke and an octopus with a hose. Then there's an extra dive torch, which is a big plus at this price. It's made from aircraft-grade aluminum and produces an impressive 600-Lumen brightness.

When it comes to the console, however, then you'll have to manage. Because it's an analog console and very far away from modern dive computers. Still, it offers you pressure and depth readings, and it does it with different colored zones.

• Sizes: 8 (X-small to X-Large)
• Number of Devices: 7
• Weight: 15 pounds

Here's another great scuba gear package from Cressi, the legendary diving brand. This package features all the essentials, plus a diving computer and a carry-on suitcase to stuff everything inside, including other gear, such as a snorkel, mask, or your diving fins .

Another exciting feature is the included Cressi dive computer, which is elegant, simple in looks, but very functional. It uses a single-button interface design to make it very intuitive and user friendly.

Other items include the two regulators and the included diving light to complete the package.

But it's one of the costliest offers on this list. It's however, a Cressi package with a dive computer and an elegant suitcase, which makes it all seem to worth it as one of the best scuba equipment packages out there.

• Sizes: X-small, X-large
• Number of Devices: 7

This Mares Abyss package includes seven high-quality items, from its Abyss 22 Navy regulator to the included Mares Puck Pro wrist dive computer, with its simple and user-friendly interface.

The package also includes the Pro-Tec buoyancy compensator, which offers many innovative features, like a modular integrated weight system and 10 metal d-rings, of which you can customize three.

You also get two regulators, a diving torch with 600 Lumens brightness, and a carrying bag for the regulators.

One issue here is that this is the costliest package on this list. But if you want quality, then it looks like a fair price to pay for such top-rated scuba gear.

• Sizes: 5 (X-small to X-large)
• Number of Devices: 6

If you like your things compact, then this package might interest you. It combines the best of Cressi's compact devices, including this Aquaride buoyancy compensator device.

Cressi's Aquaride BCD features adjustable shoulder straps, integrated weights, and an ergonomic design that makes it easier to put on and smoother to inflate.

Cressi also includes its Leonardo dive computer, featuring an elegant but functional design, with a simple single-button interface, a colored mini pressure gauge, and a high-definition digital display.

The package also includes Cressi's MC9 compact regulator with a balanced diaphragm design, an octopus, and a carrying bag for the regulator to round things up.

One thing they could have made better is to include a wrist computer. But then, one really can't complain about such modern scuba gear at such a fair and attractive price.

• Sizes: 6 (X-small to XX-large)
• Number of Devices: 1
• Weight: 12 pounds

While other packages have included necessary gear for scuba diving, this offer features just the buoyancy compensating device from ScubaPro. It's called the Knighthawk and it comes with lots of impressive features.

You get a robust but comfortable buoyancy control that's available in six sizes, ranging from XS to XXL and including helpful features like a retractable air bladder and weight integration pockets with a quick-release feature.

You also get zippered pockets that you can easily keep out of the way when not in use. Plus, there are four stainless steel D-rings for attachment and a neoprene neck roll for your comfort. ScubaPro also positions the air bladder in the back to make it 'back floating'.

Its only downside is that you don't get other items here. But, if you are considering building the best scuba gear package on your own, then you may want to consider including this BCD.

• Sizes: 5 (X-small to X-large)
• Number of Devices: 6
• Weight: 13 pounds

This is a great starter pack from Cressi and it features the Cressi R1 buoyancy compensator. This BCD offers integrated weights that you can move around, as well as an ergonomic design, a durable 500-denier cordura material, and an attractive price to make it our best scuba gear for beginners.

Other items include the Leonardo diving computer and Cressi's popular AC2 regulator, with its proven performance and reliability. Then, there's the additional Cressi compact octopus to improve this pack's reliability.

One drawback, however, is its price, because it's one of the costliest on this list. But you should keep in mind that it comes with the Leonardo computer console.