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The FAST Bump high-cut helmet is designed for less extreme environments where ballistic threats are not a priority, and the focus is on protection against blunt trauma forces, or where the primary need is for integration of mission configured components.
FAST tactical helmet with super high cut, anti-shock shell made with a hybrid uni-directional composite design of the most advanced carbon and fiberglass materials. Compatible with FAST helmet accessories and headband accessories.
Extremely robust Jet Fin fin and powerful stroke. Includes stainless steel springs protected with neoprene. Intended for military, police and rescue units.
Wide and reinforced foot pocket.
Available colors, black, red, yellow, green, blue, pink, white and camo.
Sizes XS, SM, LXL, 2XL.
Twinset Steel Cylinders 7, 10, 12, 12 concv, 15 ,18 20 liter long options, 200 bar, DIR Style with stainless steel tankbands and rubber knobs
The BR67 is a medium sized breaker in Stanley Hydraulic Tools line up of underwater paving breakers. The BR67is in the 70 lbs class of breakers and is used for medium concrete and rock breaking, coral removal and rod driving.
It is a multi-purpose drysuit, especially for special defuerza use when extreme lightness and tranpirability are required and for high temperature and high humidity environments.
The BR45 is the smallest breaker in the Stanley Hydraulic Tool lineup of underwater breakers. The feathering on/off valve controls speed and allows easier initial tool placement. Standard 1" hex chuck and latch retainer. Painted hi‑visibility yellow.
Our most technologically advanced Dry Suit, the Shipboarding 25th dry suit has been designed in collaboration with Military Special Task Forces, with High Quality Materials and Special Tailoring Techniques. We consider the Solo Shipboarding 25th our best Trilaminate Dry Suit in terms of mobility, comfort, and overall resistance.
The Stanley Submarine CH15 Breaker Hammer is a lightweight yet powerful alternative to pneumatic tools. Designed for medium and heavy duty jobs, due to its high power to weight ratio the CH15 becomes the ideal tool for scuba divers working in concrete.
A perfect combination of lightness, freedom of movement, mobility, and resistance. This is the DiveSystem's Solo Expedition Trilaminate Dry Suit.
Waterproof bags manufactured in a double layer construction to ensure maximum durability.The inner waterproof bag is a heavy duty rubberized fabric, which can be easily repaired. This bag is equipped with a corrugated hose included.
The CS11 Underwater Work Circular Saw is designed to cut any type of wooden structure underwater, including bridge piers, docks and jetties. It was created to provide the diver with a very high chain speed to easily cut even the sturdiest posts and pillars.
Full-top in extra high density neoprene foams, thickness 2 mm with Supratex outer lining and reinforced peds in Kevlar® on shoulders. Slacks in Ferguson trilaminate, with Poliestere outer lining and reinforced peds in Cordura 1000 on knees and buttocks
Waterproof bags manufactured inWP-CONSTANT FLOAT BAG consisting of two bags: the main outer bag with the ability to adjust buoyancy in the same way as a drysuit and the inner vacuum bag to stabilize the payload and prevent movement during pitching and rolling. a double layer construction to ensure maximum durability.
Meets the needs of technical diver who looks for independence and freedom of movement both inside and outside the water. The Solo Military is made with high quality materials: Trilaminate and, at areas of increased wear, 1000 denier.
The Stanley GR29 is a right angle sharpener that can be used for roughing and cleaning in underwater applications with a variety of discs, brushes and accessories
Solo MG 25th Dry Suit is designed to combine the lightness of Nylon trilaminate with the independence guaranteed by the front entry zipper. Areas of increased wear are protected by Cordura® 1000 denier. The Solo MG 25th Dry Suit has been used by Michele Geraci during the "Solo-Dive" World Record (-212mt) and the "No-Limit" World Record attempt (-253mt).
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