Equipment for Summer Camp Divers

Catalina 80 Cubic Foot Aluminum Tank with Pro Valve

151 reviews

SKU: AQUTA80NP

~~$314.95~~ Save: $30 (10%)

^$284.95

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A 80 cubic foot aluminum tank with a pro valve that won't rust, has great buoyancy, and a high flow capacity valve.

Pros

Well-made and durable
Good customer service
Variety of color options
Great price and value
Fast delivery time

Cressi Start BCD

95 reviews

SKU: CSBSLR

~~$339.95~~ Save: $70 (21%)

^$269.95

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A durable Cressi Start BCD with adjustable straps, cargo pockets, and easy donning/doffing.

Pros

Durable construction
Affordable price
Ample pockets
Ease of use
Good fit

Suunto Zoop Novo Wrist Computer

72 reviews

SKU: SQTZPNAB

~~$299.95~~ Save: $20.95 (7%)

^$279

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A wrist-mounted dive computer with a backlit display, five dive modes, and user-replaceable battery.

Pros

Great display
Good value for money
Easy to use
Reliable and accurate
Beginner-friendly

TUSA Liberator Sigma II BCD, Black

43 reviews

SKU: TBTJ01LRBK

~~$389~~ Save: $89.05 (23%)

^$299.95

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A black jacket-style BCD with adjustable straps, weight load system, and O.P.E.V. quick inflate/deflate system.

Pros

Secure weight system
Durable construction
Large storage pockets
Good value for price
Comfortable fit

Cressi Skin 1mm Suit

30 reviews

SKU: CSBS1NXSBKPK

^$64.95

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A 1mm fullsuit by Cressi with UV protection, reduced drag, and thermal insulation for scuba diving.

Pros

Extra warmth
Suitable for warm water
Good fit
Comfortable
Helps with wetsuit

Scuba 8-in-1 Multifunction Dive Tool

29 reviews

SKU: AQUMT

^$25.95

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A versatile and compact dive tool with 8 essential functions, perfect for basic repair and maintenance.

Pros

Versatile and multifunctional
Good value for money
Compact and portable
Useful for diving trips and repairs
Sturdy and well-made

Cressi Gorgona Mesh Bag

25 reviews

SKU: CSBBGM

^$64.95

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A spacious duffel-style mesh bag for carrying and rinsing a full set of gear, ideal for live-aboard use.

Pros

Durable and well-made
Spacious and versatile
Easy to clean and drain
Great value for the price
Holds all gear including long fins

Princeton Tec Save-A-Dive-Kit

23 reviews

SKU: AQUSADKCL

^$14.95

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A waterproof container packed with essential scuba diving gear, including fins straps, mask accessories, and mouthpieces.

Pros

Quality spare parts included
Convenient all-in-one kit
Customizable options
Good value for price
Suitable as a starter kit or gift

Cressi Aquapro + BCD

20 reviews

SKU: CSBAPPXL

~~$399.95~~ Save: $75 (19%)

^$324.95

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A Cressi Aquapro + BCD, a traditional jacket-style BCD with adjustable straps and weight integration.

Pros

Great value
Durable construction
Easy-to-use weight pockets
Secure tank hold
Comfortable fit

Mares Mission Puck 3 Computer Console

14 reviews

SKU: MRSMP3CC

~~$484.95~~ Save: $165.95 (34%)

^$319

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A reliable and versatile dive computer console with compass, pressure gauge, and easy-to-read fluorescent dial.

Cressi Solid Scuba Package

12 reviews

SKU: CSBSLPCKSM

~~$799.80~~ Save: $249.85 (31%)

^$549.95

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A durable and reliable scuba package with a jacket-style BCD and high-quality materials.

Scubapro UPF 50 Long Sleeve Rash Guard for Men

12 reviews

SKU: SCPU5LMBKLG

^$84

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A comfortable and durable long sleeve rash guard for men that blocks 98% of UV rays.

OMS Safety Sets

7 reviews

SKU: OMSSSN2

^$109

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A lightweight ABS plastic finger spool kit with a bright red and yellow safety pocket for signaling and surface marker buoy needs.

Cressi Travelight Package

5 reviews

SKU: PCKC7

~~$1229.81~~ Save: $229.86 (19%)

^$999.95

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A complete life support system package from Cressi, including a regulator, octopus, computer console, and BCD.

XS Scuba Seaside Deluxe Bag

4 reviews

SKU: XSSBG350BK

^$82.95

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DESCRIPTION

A spacious backpack-style gear bag with multiple compartments and durable materials for easy transport and storage.

XS Scuba Coastal Roller Bag

3 reviews

SKU: XSSBG250

^$148.95

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A spacious and durable wheeled bag for diving equipment with convenient accessory pocket.

XS Scuba Save-A-Dive-Kit

2 reviews

SKU: XSSSADK

^$41

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DESCRIPTION

A must-have gear bag with all the essential accessories for scuba diving, made with quality materials.

Air Line Add-A-Diver Hookah Package

2 reviews

SKU: ALHAAD60SM

^$389.95

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A hookah package that allows multiple divers to use with an adjustable hookah-specific 2nd-stage.

Mares Dual 15X Regulator with Dual Octopus, Quad Ci Wrist Dive Computer and LED Tank Module 2.0 Transmitter

SKU: MRSD15XK4

~~$1587~~ Save: $158 (10%)

^$1429

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A lightweight, high-performance diving set featuring techno-polymer construction, advanced air flow systems, and a color display.

Cressi Start Equipment Dive Package, BCD XS2/AC2 Regulator, XS Octo, Mini 2 Gauge Console

SKU: PCKCSBSTPCK

~~$664.95~~ Save: $25 (4%)

^$639.95

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DESCRIPTION

A complete scuba diving life support system with BCD, regulator, octopus, and gauge.

Cressi Utila Foldable Mesh Backpack

SKU: CSBUFMBP

^$59.95

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DESCRIPTION

A foldable mesh backpack with a large volume, top drawstring access, and a semi-dry front pocket.

Cressi Travelight Men's Package ~ Includes Travelight BCD, XS Compact Regulator, XS Compact Octopus and Leonardo 2 Gauge Console - Moby 5

SKU: CSBTLMPCKMD

^$1304.80

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DESCRIPTION

A complete life support system for male divers, including a regulator, octopus, computer console, and BCD.

Tusa Liberator Fins

SKU: TBTLFSMBK

^$69

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DESCRIPTION

A flexible and efficient scuba fin with winglets for powerful thrust, modernized with a comfort-enhanced 3D strap.

Cressi Malpelo 40L Backpack

SKU: CSBM40LBP

^$159.95

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A 40L backpack designed for divers and outdoor enthusiasts with a laptop compartment and organized mesh compartments.

Cressi XS2/AC2 Regulator, XS Octopus and Mini SPG Package

SKU: PCKXS2G

~~$469.85~~ Save: $114.90 (24%)

^$354.95

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A complete regulator system with primary, octopus, and analog pressure gauge for reliable diving.

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Equipment For Summer Camp Divers

When preparing for a summer camp diving adventure, having the right equipment can make all the difference in both safety and enjoyment. The gear selected for young divers attending summer camps should be chosen with care, taking into account not only the specific requirements of the camp’s activities but also the unique needs of junior divers. Masks, snorkels, and fins form the foundation of any diver’s personal kit, allowing for clear vision, easy breathing, and efficient movement through the water. For camps held in cooler waters or during early autumn sessions, thermal protection such as shorty wetsuits, full wetsuits, or rash guards becomes essential for maintaining warmth and comfort during extended sessions. Many camps require open-heel fins, which pair best with sturdy dive boots that offer both protection and support on rocky shorelines and slippery docks. A mesh gear bag is invaluable for transporting equipment from cabin to waterfront, keeping everything organized and allowing wet items to dry quickly in the late summer sun.

Safety is always a top priority, especially for younger or less experienced divers. Essential items like a buoyancy control device (BCD) and a reliable regulator are at the heart of every diver’s setup, providing control and a steady supply of air underwater. Dive computers are increasingly common at camps, helping divers and instructors track depth, bottom time, and ascent rates to ensure safe practices on every dive. Surface marker buoys (SMBs) and whistles are simple but crucial signaling devices, making it easy for groups to maintain visibility and communicate with surface support teams. Many camps also encourage divers to carry a compact defogger for their masks, ensuring clear vision and preventing the frustration of fogged lenses during underwater exploration. Beyond the water, practical items like quick-dry towels, reef-safe sunblock, and easy-to-carry snacks help keep energy levels high and spirits up throughout long days spent by the lake or ocean. For those looking to give a thoughtful gift to a young diver—whether for a birthday, the start of a new camp session, or a celebratory milestone—personalized gear such as a well-fitted mask or a colorful mesh bag can be both practical and memorable, serving as a reminder of summer adventures and newfound skills.

Choosing the right equipment for summer camp divers means considering growth, comfort, and the learning curve of junior participants. Adjustable gear is often a smart investment, as it can accommodate growth spurts and be shared between siblings or friends attending camp together. Many parents and guardians find peace of mind in selecting equipment that is both durable and easy to use, knowing that their young diver will be well-equipped for a variety of aquatic activities, from introductory snorkeling sessions to supervised open water dives. For families with children progressing through different levels of diving certification, it’s helpful to explore comprehensive lists like our Equipment for Junior Divers page, which provides further guidance tailored to younger age groups. As the season transitions from the heat of summer into the milder days of early fall, reliable gear helps ensure that every dive is safe, comfortable, and filled with the excitement of discovery—whether your camper is exploring kelp forests, searching for shells along a sandy bottom, or simply enjoying the camaraderie of new friends at the water’s edge.