Dive deeper with professional-grade equipment
Scuba gear straight from the manufacturer – for recreational and sport divers alike.
Buy from the manufacturer
We develop and make Sopras Sub equipment ourselves, so you get it straight from the source.
We make wetsuits to measure
Neoprene suits are cut and sewn to your own measurements, not to a size chart.
Our own service centre
Repairs, inspections and spare parts are handled in house, not through middlemen.
We ship worldwide
We deliver across Europe and to the rest of the world, with free local pickup in the Czech Republic.
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A complete range for recreational and sport divers.
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About Soprassub
Soprassub was founded by Mr Dario Ricci in 1997. Within a few years the range grew to cover freediving with Sopras Apnea, recreational scuba under the original Soprassub brand, and technical diving with Sopras Tek.
We are not a reseller. Equipment is developed and manufactured in our own facility in the Czech Republic, which is why we can stand behind every seam and every valve.
Neoprene suits are cut and sewn to individual measurements, so a suit fits the diver rather than the nearest size on a chart.
Repairs, inspections and spare parts are handled by our own service centre, so your gear comes back to the people who built it.
From our blog
Guides, tips and news from the world of diving.
- Night Diving: Everything You Need to Know Before Your First Dive in the DarkWhat changes after dark, the torch and backup light you need, torch signals, navigating without landmarks, and the rules worth being strict about on your first night dive.
- Dive Computers: How to Choose the Right One and Why They Are EssentialWhat a dive computer actually measures, how recreational, technical and freediving models differ, what decompression algorithms really mean in practice, and how to keep one working for a decade.
- Diving Breathing Techniques: Improve Your Air Consumption UnderwaterWhy air disappears faster at depth, the breathing pattern that actually lowers consumption, why skip-breathing is dangerous, and how to measure whether you are improving using SAC and RMV.