Mares (scuba equipment)

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Mares is a prominent manufacturer of scuba diving equipment, known for its innovative designs and high-quality products. The company was founded in 1949 by Ludovico Mares in Rapallo, Italy. Over the years, Mares has become a leading brand in the diving industry, offering a wide range of equipment for both recreational and professional divers.

History[edit | edit source]

Mares was established shortly after World War II, during a time when scuba diving was gaining popularity. Ludovico Mares, an avid diver himself, started the company with the vision of creating superior diving equipment. The company initially focused on producing diving masks and fins but soon expanded its product line to include regulators, buoyancy control devices (BCDs), wetsuits, and other essential diving gear.

Products[edit | edit source]

Mares offers a comprehensive range of scuba diving equipment, including:

  • Diving masks: Known for their comfort and wide field of vision.
  • Diving fins: Designed for efficiency and power, suitable for various diving conditions.
  • Regulators: High-performance regulators that ensure reliable air delivery.
  • Buoyancy Control Devices (BCDs): Essential for maintaining neutral buoyancy underwater.
  • Wetsuits: Made from high-quality neoprene, providing thermal protection in different water temperatures.
  • Dive computers: Advanced devices that help divers monitor their depth, time, and decompression status.

Innovation[edit | edit source]

Mares is known for its commitment to innovation and technology. The company has introduced several groundbreaking products over the years, such as the first all-metal regulator and the revolutionary "Airtrim" system for BCDs, which allows for precise buoyancy control.

Safety and Standards[edit | edit source]

Mares places a strong emphasis on safety and adheres to international standards in the design and manufacturing of its products. The company conducts rigorous testing to ensure that all equipment meets or exceeds industry standards.

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