Scuba Decompression Tables

Cressi Goa Wrist Computer

11 reviews

SKU: CSBGWBKGR

~~$329.95~~ Save: $59.96 (18%)

^$269.99

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A compact scuba wrist computer with large easy-to-read numbers, audible alarm, and user-replaceable battery.

Cressi Leonardo 2.0 Wrist Computer

89 reviews

SKU: CSBLWBKW

~~$249.95~~ Save: $25 (10%)

^$224.95

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A simple and functional wrist computer with a single button interface, large numerical displays, and distinct audible alarms.

Pros

Useful safety features
Affordable and good value for money
Easy to use and program
Reliable and accurate
Clear and easy-to-read display

Suunto Vyper Novo Light Wrist Computer

10 reviews

SKU: SNTVNWT

~~$359~~ Save: $30 (8%)

^$329

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A programmable wrist computer with multiple modes, depth display up to 330', and audible alarms.

Scubapro Aladin A1 Dive Watch Wrist Computer

6 reviews

SKU: SCPA1

^$299

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A basic entry-level dive computer with full time-keeping functions and intuitive menu system.

Aqua Water Proof Dive Tables 6" x 8" (15.2cm x 20.3cm)

6 reviews

SKU: AQUWPDT

^$15.95

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A waterproof dive table with US Navy decompression tables for safe diving.

Shearwater Peregrine Dive Computer

4 reviews

SKU: SWTPDC

^$580

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A reliable and customizable dive computer with wireless sync, durable buttons, and multilingual options.

Genesis Centauri Dive Watch Computer

3 reviews

SKU: GNSWC

^$299.95

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A versatile dive watch computer with customizable settings, audible/vibration alarms, and a stylish design.

Oceanic Geo Air Wrist Computer with Transmitter

1 reviews

SKU: OCNGDCWBKT

^$649.95

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A stylish wrist-watch computer with Bluetooth connectivity, 2 nitrox mixes, and user upgradeable firmware.

Oceanic Geo Air - Air Integrated Dive Computer Watch Only, Black

1 reviews

SKU: OCNGDCWBK

^$449.95

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A stylish black dive computer watch with air integration, Bluetooth connectivity, and user upgradeable firmware.

Cressi Donatello Wrist Computer

1 reviews

SKU: CSBDWRD

~~$329.95~~ Save: $40.95 (12%)

^$289

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A highly functional wrist computer for underwater and freediving activities, with a depth rating of 492ft.

Seac Screen Dive Computer Console with SPG and Compass

SKU: SECSCSC

^$542

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A durable Seac Screen Console with SPG and Compass for versatile dive management and comprehensive dive planning.

Seac Action Computer

SKU: SECACTBKWH

~~$269.95~~ Save: $90 (33%)

^$179.95

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A versatile wrist-mount diving computer with 3 modes, adjustable altitude, and long-lasting battery.

Seac Action HR Computer

SKU: SECAHRBKRD

~~$285~~ Save: $75.04 (26%)

^$209.96

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A versatile wrist-mount diving computer with HR resistance, 3 modes, and adjustable altitude suitable for scuba and freediving.

Seac Screen Scuba Wrist Dive Computer

3 reviews

SKU: SECSWDCBB

~~$319~~ Save: $63.80 (20%)

^$255.20

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A wrist dive computer with an easy-to-read display, 2-button management, and B¼hlmann ZHL-16C algorithm.

Suunto Zoop Novo Wrist Computer

72 reviews

SKU: SQTZPNAB

~~$299~~ Save: $20 (7%)

^$279

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DESCRIPTION

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

Scubapro Luna 2.0 Air Integrated Computer

7 reviews

SKU: SCPL2AIC

^$499

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DESCRIPTION

A wireless air-integrated computer with customizable settings, a modern display, and intuitive interface.

Dive Rite Thigh Pocket

4 reviews

SKU: DIV3201XT

^$120

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DESCRIPTION

A tough, rip-resistant thigh pocket with daisy chain webbing to accommodate essential diving accessories.

Scubapro In-Line 3 Gauge Console

2 reviews

SKU: UTCFS23

^$429

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A lightweight and compact 3 gauge console with an ergonomic design, ideal as a primary or back-up instrument.

Seac Screen Dive Computer Console w/Pressure Gauge

1 reviews

SKU: SECSDCS

^$499

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DESCRIPTION

A Seac dive computer console with pressure gauge, easy-to-read display, and Buhlmann ZHL-16C algorithm.

Atmos Mission 3 Dive Computer

1 reviews

SKU: AMSM3WRB

^$459

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A sleek, featherweight dive computer with a bright 1.4" color AMOLED display, GPS navigation, and multiple dive modes.

Mares Puck Lite Wrist Dive Computer

SKU: MRSPLDOR

~~$279.95~~ Save: $30.95 (11%)

^$249

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A compact wrist dive computer with Bluetooth, nitrox support, clear segment display, and user-replaceable battery.

Cressi Da Vinci 2 Gauge Console

SKU: CSBDV2G

^$599.95

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DESCRIPTION

A streamlined console featuring a color LCD, integrated pressure gauge, digital compass, Bluetooth, and robust construction.

Shearwater Tern Wrist Dive Computer

SKU: SWTTRN

^$595

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DESCRIPTION

A modern, sleek wrist dive computer with a full color AMOLED display and Bluetooth technology.

Mares QUAD 2 Dive Computer

SKU: MRSDCQBL

~~$519.95~~ Save: $100.95 (19%)

^$419

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DESCRIPTION

A digital dive computer with a crystal-clear display, Bluetooth, and multi-gas compatibility for precision diving.

Mares Puck 4 Wrist Dive Computer

SKU: MRSP4DCBKOL

~~$389.95~~ Save: $70.95 (18%)

^$319

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DESCRIPTION

A sophisticated dive computer with customizable features, crystal-clear display, and Bluetooth connectivity for easy diving.

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Scuba Decompression Tables

As the weather gradually shifts from the cooler months into the warmth of early summer and the inviting days of early fall, more divers find themselves planning extended underwater adventures and exploring new depths. Whether you’re a seasoned technical diver preparing for a challenging wreck dive or a recreational enthusiast eager to stretch your bottom time, understanding and managing decompression is a vital part of safe diving practices. Scuba decompression tables—sometimes called a scuba table, decompression table, or decompresion table—are essential tools that help divers plan their ascents, monitor their nitrogen absorption, and ensure they spend the correct amount of time at various depths to avoid decompression sickness. These tables are not only crucial for those who prefer traditional dive planning over digital alternatives, but they also serve as reliable backups when electronic devices fail or batteries run low. Many instructors still teach the fundamentals of table-based dive planning, and having a physical decompression time table on hand can offer peace of mind and an added layer of safety during multi-level or repetitive dives.

For anyone passionate about diving—whether it’s a friend who’s just completed their open water certification or a family member pursuing advanced technical training—a decompression table can be a thoughtful and practical gift. These tools are especially appreciated by divers who value learning the science behind their sport or who enjoy the tactile process of mapping out dives by hand. The act of tracing a finger along the rows and columns of a decompression time table, calculating surface intervals, and double-checking no-decompression limits is a ritual that connects divers to the roots of the sport and reinforces a culture of safety. Are decompression tables safe? When used correctly and in conjunction with up-to-date training, they are among the most reliable resources for planning safe ascents and avoiding the risks associated with rapid decompression. Many divers keep a laminated table in their logbook, stow a backup in their save-a-dive kit, or slip one into a dry pouch for easy reference on the boat. The tactile, visual nature of a physical table can be especially reassuring on liveaboard trips or remote expeditions, where redundancy and preparedness are key.

Choosing the right decompression table involves considering your typical dive profiles, the depth and duration of your planned dives, and your preferred learning style. Some divers favor color-coded or waterproof options for ease of use in wet environments, while others look for tables that align with their training agency’s protocols. It’s also important to review the latest recommendations and updates, as decompression science continues to evolve. For those eager to deepen their understanding or find complementary planning tools, our dedicated collection of Dive Decompression Tools offers a range of resources to support both new and experienced divers. Whether you’re gearing up for a summer of local lake dives, a tropical vacation, or a fall trip to a legendary dive site, having a reliable decompression table at your side can make every dive safer and more enjoyable. The simple act of consulting a table before entering the water is a small step that can make a world of difference, allowing you to focus on the adventure ahead and the wonders waiting below the surface.