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Ghost Shrimp , Komodos National Park

Top Quality Scuba Diving
Gear Made in the USA

By Matt Mullins – Last updated: December 5, 2023

Looking for what diving equipment is made in the USA? Then you’ve come to the right place. Here, I’ve researched and compiled an unbiased alphabetical guide to all of the American made Scuba manufacturers I could find. I love Scuba diving and like to reward ethical local manufacturing whenever possible. I encourage you to support your local dive shop first, but if you will be ordering online anyways then please help support us through our links. *I took the above photo while liveaboard diving in Komodo National Park.

 

Note, I emphasize which products from the following companies are built in the USA. Appearing on this list does not mean that all of their products are made in the USA.

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American Made Scuba Gear

Atomic Aquatics

The CNC machining and assembly of Atomic regulators takes place in Costa Mesa, California. Where to find them:

Dive Gear Express (DGX)

DGX’s harness/backplate/wing BC systems are made in the USA. Where to find them:

Dive Rite

Dive Rite is a popular brand among technical divers. Their wing BCD’s, backplates, lights, and rebreathers are made in the USA. Note that their drysuits are made in Finland. Where to find them:

Diving Unlimited International (DUI)

DUI specializes in custom tailored drysuits and thermal protection which they craft in San Diego, California from start to finish. They also make weight and trim systems ideal for cold water diving. The US military and rescue divers often use DUI drysuits. Where to find them:

Force Fin

Force Fin makes open toe diving, snorkeling, fishing, and surf fins in the USA. Where to find them:

Halcyon

Halcyon manufactures BC wings, backplates, harnesses, high power dive lights, and regulators. Their design and manufacturing is vertically integrated at their headquarters in High Springs, Florida. Where to find them:

Henderson

Henderson offers a custom Talon line of recreational wetsuits made in the USA. Henderson also makes wetsuits for US Special Forces and the US Coastguard. Other Henderson wetsuits are imported. Where to find them:

Innerspace Systems Corp (ISC)

ISC custom builds rebreathers (CCR’s) in Centralia, Washington. Where to find them:

Light Monkey

Light Monkey started out making custom high powered dive lights; now they also make harnesses, backplates, and wings based in Lake City, Florida. Where to find them:

Oceanways Aquapro Fins

Oceanways Aquapro Fins are practical full foot rubber fins made in the USA for an affordable price. Where to find it:

OxyCheq

Oxycheq makes oxygen sensors and analyzers, BC wings, and scuba accessories like light socks. Where to find them:

Sea Vision

Sea Vision specializes in prescription dive masks and swim googles which they assemble in St. Petersburg, Florida. They also offer non-prescription dive masks. Where to find them:

Vintage Double Hose

VDH makes and services double hose regulators. If you have vintage dive gear in need of service they can help. Where to find it:

Zeagle

Zeagle makes their Ranger BCD in the USA. Zeagle BCD’s are popular among both recreational divers and the US military. Where to find them:

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