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I have a pair of Seac 5mm boots and really like them. They have a zipper keeper to prevent the zipper from unzipping and a reinforcement piece at the bottom of the zipper to prevent tears and stop the zipper from splitting and a rubber piece on the heel to keep your fin strap from coming off...

I highly recommend Nicolas from Cenote Xperience. https://www.cenotexperience.com.mx/index.php?language=en

I have 2 of these. NR-2500

The diving in the Punta Cana area is not good. The best diving and it's very good is out of Bayahibe on the south Caribbean Sea side of the Dominican. There is reef diving, wall diving, wreck diving and even a cave dive. I always use & highly recommend Scuba Fun. I have been diving...

A 6 foot orange one.

I always wear a 3/2 mil full wetsuit or 2 mil shorty. No matter how warm the water is, you will lose your core body temperature from multiple days of diving. I never use any type of sun screen while diving, it's not good for the marine environment or the silicone on your mask.

I highly recommend Nicolas from Cenote Xperience, great guys that have a small local dive shop in Playa Del Carmen. I have been diving with Nico since 2011. They dive the cenotes and do ocean dives out of Playa and over to Cozumel. The cenotes have different levels of difficulty, so just be...

Mares has a mask with 2 different tinted lenses. https://www.mares.com/en_CA/x-vision-ultra-10 I have been wearing monthly contact lenses for years and leave them in for the whole week while on vacation.

https://b2b.seacusa.com/seacsub/144/scuba-neoprene-gloves-socks-and-hoods/0210007/pro-hd.html

If they're not broken, don't fix them. I have been diving my Mares Quattro's for about 26 years and they are still going strong, I got a pair of the Mares bungee straps for them about 3 years ago and no problems.

Curacao for sure! Went to Bonaire in 2006 and have never returned, the most boring & repetitive diving I have done. Also Curacao is a lot nicer and has way more things to do top side.

I have been diving a Sunnto Cobra for over 26 years and it has never failed. Suunto bashing is a favorite pass time around here especially from people that have never owned one. My local dive shop is a Mares dealer, so I dive with others that have a Mares computer. Either is a good choice I...

I actually own a Suunto Cobra 1. I have been diving it for over 26 years and it has never failed, locked me out or had a defective depth sensor.

Go to your local dive shop, don't ever buy a mask on line. Don't worry about brand, just go and try on as many masks as you can and get the one that fits you the best. I needed a new mask this year, and the cheapest one in the shop was the one that fit me the best.

Good purchase. I had a Suunto Cobra 1 computer for over 25 years and it never failed me. I had to get a large colour screen computer so I could see it, so I gave the Suunto to my travel agent and she is still using it without fail.

I had a Dive Rite BP and Rec wing for quite a while before I got my Sub Gravity BP/W. Dive Rite makes good quality equipment and have been around for a long time. I don't have any experience with HOG though.

Sorry, I miss read your post, I thought it said a HOG 32lb wing.

I miss read his post, I thought it said a HOG 32 wing.

Personally, I wouldn't choose either. The Dive Rite wing requires a single tank adapter. The HOG wing has an integrated soft side single tank holder but the bungee cords on the wing are an entanglement hazard. I would look at the OMS Mono wing, it comes with a 27 or 32 lift, it has built in...

We stayed at the Iberostar in April and the pier fee was $4 a day.