ScubaLab hit the road to dive one of Florida's largest clear-water caverns, The Blue Grotto, and try out some of the latest cold-water scuba gear from Cressi, IST Sports, Pinnacle Aquatics, Sherwood Scuba, and Thermalution.

Here's our list of the best scuba diving gear for easy travel, from compact fins and BCs to folding snorkels and lightweight dive masks.

Over the past 12 months, ScubaLab has tested scores of new products, from regs and computers to wetsuits and dive lights. Here is the gear we rated the best.

Interested in what the full pack list was from ScubaLab's Dive Bag Test? We've got the gear for you right here!

It takes nerves of steel to test Neptunic’s redesigned sharksuits with having an arm inside of a shark's mouth!

Whether you’re diving, snorkeling or playing in the surf, BARE's Sport S-Flex wetsuit offers high-stretch performance that is easy to move in, reducing fatigue and providing warmth for a full day of fun.

The updated AquaFlex 7mm wetsuit provides cold-water performance, but with the comfort and ease of a warm water suit. It combines high quality neoprene, a skin-friendly interior fabric and a series of smart new features.

Tip for staying warm underwater: Match the thickness of the neoprene in your wetsuit to the temperature of the water you're scuba diving in.

Don't understand the difference between flatlock and blind-stitching to create the seams in a scuba wetsuit? Before buying a new one, get educated.