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I do applaud their approach to diving and I have heard great things of the courses, my experience with GUE divers however has put me off. I have met quite a few and every single one has been a miserable snobby piece of garbage. I had one call the shop i was working for and complain that my...

Well reading this thread was a massive mistake, my dive bucket list just got twice as long. I can definitely vouch for some of the places that have been mentioned. Gods pocket is fantastic you just have to make sure you go in the winter so the viz is half decent. Vanuatu is ridiculous...

I'd like to thank the OP for starting this and some of you experience cave divers for beinf so honest as its a good guide on what to do and what not to do. I'm a relatively experienced with overhead enviroments but cave dives have always scared the bejeezus out of me (thanks sanctum). However...

I tried but apparently its "not appropriate workplace attire"

"Improve Your Diving with These 8 Types of Kicks by The Diving Info Experts | Jun 17, 2018 | Diving Skills, Let's Dive In" Not so sure about the expert part, Flippers jesus wept. The part about some italian divers dying in a cave as they silted it up? If you cant find your way out of a...

Go into a shop that sells them and try them on, any aqualung dealer will usually stock them especially in the UK. But if you need reference I'm a UK size 11 wet suit boot and the large is a perfect fit for me. Anything more than a 10 in a dry suit boot and you'll need the super.

I've taken quite a few OWs to 30+ metres ive also declinded taking some AOWs to the same depths, depends entirely on the diver and assessing them before you go deep. Log books can tell you a desent amount but not as much as actually seeing them in the water or even just watching them set up...

Excellent thank you

Could i get a name change to Princess Chris please?

Spent 6 months diving in cape town and dove a few times here in the south pacific with sharks, had bright orange fins for every single dive and have yet to be eaten

Do be warned the HDs are significantly heavier and stiffer than regular RK3s so do require a good bit more leg strength they are also negatively bouyant so suit dry suit a little better. If you are wanting a fin for both warm and cold water i'd recommend the standard RK3. Just get yourself a...

I am one of those said "nomads", i'm currently instructing in Vanuatu in the south pacific and i worked in Canada and South Africa before this. I made a passable living in Canada (considering how disgustingly expensive vancouver is) i'm not earning much at the moment but food and board is...

RK3s are fantastic fins, they are a little weightier than the quattros but in my opinion they outperform them especially when it comes to maneuverability and longevity. The colour of the RK3s can only really be appreciated at the surface however (speaking of my orange HDs) the colour is washed...