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This Rolock situation is why I like QCS rings. If Rolock goes down I have options. With Kubi, if SHTF, you're SOOL.

Awwww, yours a bit crooked too! :rofl3:

Duty tax is completely separate from VAT tax. It might be different in old USofA, but in most of the world final tax goes on top of goods+shipping+duty. Plus broker's fee. That might be your 44 bucks.

I already said it in another thread: take multiple measurements, best spread over a week. Depending on your results and your own lifestyle, you can take the average, or biggest number. I would avoid taking the smallest number, it's easier to deal with slightly baggier suit (difference won't be...

Short story: no Long story: still no People are dissing Trigon that it can leak, but for me it works just fine. Most times it was user error, overpressurising the valve when sanitizing it. With LM, you have a screw to shut it off in case it leaks, but on the other hand you have to remember to...

You need just one female part, but you need multiple male parts. It's not will you, but when you'll lose it.

You are correct, but that's for catamaran which is passengers only. So, if you are diving in Komiža you will need to get over there. And not to mention it goes opposite your desired time. It leaves for Vis in the afternoon and comes back to Split next morning.

Turttle effect is usually user error. Condom caths are not to be put on like regular condoms.

Actually, it's fine, except Orust.

You might have nailed it. Once referrals dry up, they will unload another "Amex saved my skin".

Don't overthink it. Find good quality cath, wash your junk in the morning. You can apply cath then or before you start dressing up for the dive if your dive is late in the afternoon. Remember to give it a squeeze and hold for half a minute to activate glue and that's it. As long as you don't...

Well, for starters, they did not say that the doctor they had on site refused to talk to DAN. Things like that are kind of important in cases like this. I have a feeling there are few other important bits that have been left out.

I don't know anything about it, but I would caution against it. If you have any problems whatsoever, you have only one place to fix it. With any other valve that is more common you have options.

No. It's been a month now, I guess we have to wait and see. I'm more interested to hear DAN's side of story in this particular case. I do feel that we are not being told whole story from DT's point of view.

Finally, I get to be big in that department! Usually I keep repeating but, but, but, it's COLD!!!

It will stretch out. As for how much to trim, all of us have different head shapes. At any position around face opening you trim as much is needed for YOU. Not more, not less. That's it. Keep in mind, it will stretch out. You can always cut a bit more, but you can't cut a bit less.

Just don't plumb in and let it rip

They are, but I don't know by how much. Springs are not as easy to remove, so I can't really be bothered.

What kind of valve do you have? Was it blocked? I never felt coming even close to overflowing my valve. Unless I pinch my cath, I don't feel any resistance at all, no matter how fast I let it flow.