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My usual mantra: As an instructor, I tell anyone who asks and my students that when going to Coz, decide what kind of diving you want to do first - then you'll be able to find any one or more excellent Cozumel dive operators to cater to it by using generally available information, this board...

Screw the "rules." I wear gloves every time, or no tips...guess what? I always get to wear them (wink, wink, nod, nod, just put them on while descending please). It's exposure protection, not "so I can touch things" protection. It's also against the law to smoke pot, walk across the street...

Exactly, and its also a matter of personal choice...somehow these mental buffons get it in their heads that gloves cause reef damage (as if the gloves go down there by themselves and cause it)...under that scenario, you could outlaw any piece of equipment or exposure protection which, on the...

Fear of the unknown; fear of technology and the fact that most people just don't know how to teach. It's a great program. Medical and law school students now eLearn. There's no reason why the diving classroom work can't be eLearned as well. When you do the pool and open water training, that's...

I just got them, they are awesome! Much more hand-like than in the picture too...No one is ever going to know I have gloves on...LOL!!!!

...stated like a true Spartan...

I'm with G-man. Also, even if you were an 'advanced' diver, and made it onto an advanced trip, at that point the divers decide as a group where to go, and no one individual is usually going to carry the decision on that (except in certain circumstances with a very flexible group).

What is THAT supposed to mean? As was noted, there was no mention whether the competitor offered free shipping; So, if not, why should Leisure Pro? Their price is WITH shipping included (not free shipping as was so astutely noted). If you prefer the other price, then you have to take what comes...

Yep, I pegged this one exactly right...with all the big hose bravado...a little 'phobic' there right out of the gate, ne'st pas? Next it will be that I am a nappy headed ho...by the way, why do you and Santa look so merry? Bahahaaaa...

...and this type runs about 4 1/2...LOL...

Everyone "says" they have a 7 foot hose, but I believe that most are really about 6 feet...hahaa...

Scott & Pam 4/28 - 5/6 Caribe Blu/Blue XT~Sea dimitrik April 27 - May 4 Occidental Grand / Blue XT Sea yak- Jim & Jeff May 3-5th Living Underwater/Barracuda Kin 5/2-6 Puerto Morelos 5/3 & 4, Cozumel 5/5 Jay and Cheryl 4/30-5/9 Fiesta Americana/BlueXTSea Patrick and Elizabeth May 2nd through...

I clean my gear only at the end of the dive trip (no matter how many days long) by soaking it in whatever "clean" water is around for a few minutes and then drying it in the sun. Then when I get home maybe I do it again in the bathtub if I'm not too lazy (which is often). Other than that, the...

I failed to mention the non sequitur of the how and why someone would or could "make their paycheck add up." How would one's paycheck fail to "add up?" I'm staring to wonder whether those walls would really be square or more like a parallelogram.

Again, "dove" is an accepted and linguistically correct form of the verb. Please check a real dictionary instead of Wikipedia or whatever it is people do on the internet. Your grammar and punctuation are not as good as you think; I count at least 6 technical errors (including the final...

...and finally from the American Heritage Dictionary... Either dove or dived is acceptable as the past tense of dive. Usage preferences show regional distribution, although both forms are heard throughout the United States. According to the Dictionary of American Regional English, in the...

Irregular Verbs Many verbs in English have past and past participle forms that do not follow the rules. Here are some verbs that take irregular forms. Please refer to the Prentice Hall Guide to Grammar and Usage, or similar guides to grammar and usage, for a complete list of irregular...

Your grammar is atrocious...lol...

Both dived and dove are standard as the past tense of dive. Dived, historically the older form, is somewhat more common in edited writing, but dove occurs there so frequently that it also must be considered standard: "The rescuer dove into 20 feet of icy water." Dove is an Americanism that...

You can just fly in to there from Cancun, and stay out of trouble...the Cubans don't mind you being there, and your passport isn't stamped, so there's no evidence that you were ever there...as far as our fearless leaders are concerned, you're in Mexico...Go to Chedraui and you can buy enough...