XS Scuba is using DEMA Show 2025 to highlight two new products, its Skiff dive computer alongside the Xplore regulator.
The Skiff is a straightforward, entry-level computer aimed at new divers, rental fleets and anyone who wants simple, readable data without a steep learning curve. It runs air, nitrox and gauge modes on a Bühlmann ZHL-16-based algorithm, offers programmable sampling rates and logs up to 60 dives. A coin-cell battery keeps it field-serviceable, and the unit can be worn on the wrist, bungee-mounted or integrated into XS Scuba’s console line, including a three-gauge version.
Wireless connectivity to the DiveSync mobile app lets divers download logs and push firmware updates to the Skiff, so features and fixes don’t require a trip to the shop. List pricing for the Skiff starts at about US$460/~€396 for the wrist computer and $569/~€489 for the three-gauge console.
On the regulator side, XS Scuba is leaning on the Xplore, a compact, in-line piston first stage paired with a pneumatically balanced second stage designed to stand up to heavy rental use.
The reg offers four low-pressure ports, one high-pressure port, an easy-to-use venturi lever and a soft purge cover.
MSRP is listed at US$365/~€314, positioning the Xplore as a value-driven option for divers who want modern performance without premium pricing.
