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What if it's your inflator that fails "open" when that IP creeps up? Can you disconnect the hose when it's under pressure? Have you tried? There are a lot of potential problems that a pony bottle won't solve.

:rofl3::rofl3::rofl3::rofl3::rofl3::rofl3::rofl3::rofl3: No, really, we're laughing with you.

IMO, a bit more neoprene in a dive boot is not a bad thing. I dive both of those dive boots exclusively in warm water, the extra 2mm or 3.5mm in thickness is not a problem, in fact I find they provide better support for sloshing in from a shore dive than the 3mm booties I've used in the past...

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They're "fins", not "flippers". :) I mostly shore dive with a pair of Pinnacle dive boots (an older model from a couple years back), but for long walks over rocky terrain like ironshore, Scubapro's heavy duty boots would be just the ticket: SCUBAPRO - HEAVY DUTY BOOT

AA flies to RTB on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from MIA, as RTBDiver points out, and Saturdays from DFW. Delta has just the one Saturday flight per week out of ATL. United has the old Continental flights every day from IAH, twice on Saturdays. Most of the resorts are expecting a...

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Ha, I thought the same thing, but here's the answer from cardzard:

This means spearos in places where spearos were previously not allowed.

Was supposed to be a joke. ;)

I'd be happy to take those crappy Scubapro regs off your hands, I wouldn't even charge you for my trouble. :eyebrow:

Nice. Of all my dives on the SG, I don't think I'd ever describe any of them as "current free".

Benwood can be a good night dive. I used to like to go out to the City of Washington site at the Elbow back when Silent World ran night dives to that site, especially on full moons.

Did you even look at the link I posted? Worry more about the employee inside the luggage hold, stacking the bags coming off the conveyor belt from the tarmac.

I've been diving a 5' Miflex hose for a few years now, it works just fine. The only thing to be aware of is that the Miflex has a tendency to "remember" or retain the coil, which you may notice doing modified s-drills, but you'll have it worked out in no time.

That's already a reality on Frontier. Child's play: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=opening+a+locked+suitcase

[-]Looks to be a private party.[/-] I get prompted for a password: Edit: I have been corrected. Thanks for the update, cardzard!

If the OP's dive count is accurate, I'd advise him to wait to dive the Grove and Duane until he's developed quite a bit more experience.

For those of you offended by this, here's a novel concept: Watch. The. Movie. You'll be less inclined to get on the wrong high horse.