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Dive Gear · Egypt

TheyCallMeDugongi

Gear for people who actually dive.

Computers, BCDs, regulators, masks, fins, exposure protection, lights, technical equipment and all the little accessories that make their way into a diver's bag.

Whether you know exactly what you are looking for or have no idea where to start, message Dugongi and tell us how you dive. We will help you find gear that makes sense for you.

Official Dealer

Brands we work with

  • Suunto logo
  • SCUBAPRO logo
  • Cressi logo
  • XDEEP logo
  • OrcaTorch logo

Not sure what to buy?

Buying your first set of dive gear can get confusing quickly.

Backplate or jacket BCD? Which computer? Split fins or paddle fins? DIN or yoke? Which regulator? Which size SMB? And how much of it do you actually need?

You don't need to work all of that out before getting in touch.

Tell Dugongi where you dive, how often you dive, your experience level and roughly what you want to spend. We'll help narrow it down to equipment that actually makes sense for you.

Ask Dugongi →
A single diver descending through open blue water
Everything you own is either helping down here or getting in the way.

Everything that goes in the dive bag.

From the obvious bits to the things nobody remembers until they need one.

01

Dive Computers & Instruments

Suunto

  • Dive computers
  • Air-integrated computers
  • Transmitters and tank pods
  • Compasses
  • Depth gauges
  • Pressure gauges
  • Consoles
02

BCDs & Buoyancy

SCUBAPRO · XDEEP · Cressi

  • Jacket BCDs
  • Wing systems
  • Backplates
  • Single-tank wings
  • Technical wings
  • Sidemount systems
  • Harnesses
  • Weight pockets
  • Trim pockets
  • BCD accessories
03

Regulators

  • First stages
  • Second stages
  • Octopus and alternate air source
  • Regulator sets
  • Pressure gauges
  • LP hoses
  • HP hoses
  • Regulator bags
  • Mouthpieces
  • DIN accessories
  • Yoke adapters
04

Masks, Fins & Snorkels

Cressi

  • Dive masks
  • Low-volume masks
  • Freediving masks
  • Prescription-lens compatible masks where available
  • Paddle fins
  • Travel fins
  • Freediving fins
  • Spring straps
  • Fin straps
  • Snorkels
  • Mask straps
  • Neoprene mask straps
05

Exposure Protection

  • Wetsuits
  • Shorties
  • Rashguards
  • Dive skins
  • Hoods
  • Boots
  • Gloves
  • Thermal layers
06

Dive Lights

OrcaTorch

  • Primary dive lights
  • Backup lights
  • Compact torches
  • Technical dive lights
  • Photo and video lights
  • Video arms
  • Light mounts
  • Hand mounts
  • Batteries
  • Chargers
07

SMBs, Reels & Spools

  • DSMBs and SMBs
  • Finger spools
  • Reels
  • Cave and wreck reels
  • Jon lines
  • Double-ended bolt snaps
  • Clips
  • Line markers
08

Signalling & Safety

  • Dive shakers
  • Tank bangers
  • Whistles
  • Signal mirrors
  • Surface signalling devices
  • Line cutters
  • Dive knives
  • Emergency strobes
  • Backup lights
09

The Small Stuff

The things that take up 10% of your dive bag and somehow solve 90% of your problems.

  • Anti-fog
  • Mask defog
  • O-rings
  • Bolt snaps
  • Carabiners suitable for diving
  • Hose retainers
  • Octopus holders
  • Lanyards
  • Retractors
  • Gear markers
  • Regulator mouthpieces
  • Mask boxes
  • Fin straps
  • Spring straps
  • Replacement buckles
  • BCD clips
  • Hose protectors
  • Wetnotes
  • Dive slates
  • Pencils
  • Tank mesh
  • Tank handles
  • DIN dust caps
  • Regulator caps
  • Hangers
10

Bags & Travel

  • Dive bags
  • Mesh bags
  • Regulator bags
  • Computer cases
  • Fin bags
  • Dry bags
  • Equipment organisers
11

Technical Diving

XDEEP

  • Backplates
  • Wings
  • Sidemount systems
  • Stage rigging
  • Bolt snaps
  • Spools
  • Reels
  • Wetnotes
  • Technical lights
  • Harness components
  • Accessory pockets

Building your first dive kit?

You don't need to buy everything at once.

For most divers, the best first pieces of personal gear are the things where fit and familiarity matter most. A good mask. Fins that suit the way you dive. A computer you understand. Then you can build the rest of the setup around the type of diving you actually end up doing.

If you're not sure where to start, that's exactly what we're here for.

1

Tell us how you dive

Experience, usual dive locations and what gear you already own.

2

Tell us what you need

One accessory, your first computer or an entire setup.

3

We'll help narrow it down

A few sensible options based on how you actually dive.

Tell us about your diving →

Already know what you're looking for?

Looking for a specific computer, wing, regulator, torch, reel, SMB or some obscure little piece of stainless steel that only another diver would recognise?

Send us the brand, model or even a photo.

Message Dugongi →

The Range

What each brand brings

Suunto logo

Dive computers, instruments and air integration.

SCUBAPRO logo

Regulators, BCDs, computers, exposure protection and complete recreational dive systems.

Cressi logo

Masks, fins, regulators, BCDs, exposure protection and accessible recreational equipment.

XDEEP logo

Wing systems, backplates, sidemount and technical diving equipment.

OrcaTorch logo

Primary lights, backup torches, technical lighting and underwater photo and video lighting.

Need something for your next dive?

Tell us what you're looking for. If you're not sure what you're looking for, tell us that too.

Computers · BCDs · Regulators · Masks · Fins · Lights · Accessories · Technical Gear