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I've used Jim lapenta in the past for my regs. Udm aquatic. You'd have to ship them, but it's worth having them done right

They are already on the tightest setting hence the need for smaller straps. ---------- Post added March 23rd, 2015 at 10:38 PM ---------- I was hoping someone from hollis would chime in. I'll just go ahead and order them and hoped for the best.

Ok, I figured the pins would line up. My concern is with the strap having the clearance around the back with out pressing in on the back of the foot pocket. As in applying pressure and crushing in the sides of the pocket. the reason I ask, is that in the past when trying to use smaller...

Are there any sizing issues with putting small size spring straps on a med/large fin?

I know the straps are out there, I was wondering if there would be an issue fitting a small size strap on to a med/large size fin.

My wife has a pair of Hollis F2s and loves them. Her issue is that the spring straps on the med/large size that I bought her slip off her heel. Rather than buying her a new pair in a smaller size, can I simply replace the spring straps? are there any fit issues with replacing her current...

What island will you be on? provo: Conch farm: interesting for the hour or so that it took. beaches: the sand is like talcum powder. if we go back it will be on a lob. I can't speak to activities on the other islands.

Yup, we leave on the 8th.

Packing for our first trip to Bonaire. So excited to kick off the diving year with this one. Going with a couple of local instructors who make an annual pilgrimage there so we should be in good hands. Staying at Buddy's and was wondering if any other scuba boarders will be around next week...

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Done. My question is when traveling for diving- drive more than 8 hours. Was that one way or round trip?

I have no opinion on the price, but like the above poster stated you will have an easier time selling the gear as individual pieces or smaller sets. Maybe breakup yours and his gear into a package and sell the bc, reg, and lead as individual pieces. In past experience and trolling around this...

I love diving with my son. Each child is absolutely unique, while my oldest was without a doubt ready at 10, his younger brother, if/when decides he wants to get certified will probably take a few more years. things I've learned: 1. Having properly fitting gear is important. Exposure...

When during a normal conversation with a nondiver, you find yourself using hand signals.

My wife chopped off over a foot of hair specifically because it was getting in the way. That was her sign...

Same here That at and the sheer look of terror that came across my wife's face when she realized that I was proposing underwater. She thought I had brought the actual ring, so she clamped down on the box with a death grip and refused to let me get out the novelty ring I brought.

Conditions this past weekend. water temp 84, but with some colder pockets starting to creep in. Vis was great at the island(60'+), but half as good locally.

I've heard good things about the dive shop but have never used them. I frequent planet scuba at first and river. Buzz and Ellie are great, but joe would be the instructor I would seek out. I'm not familiar with narcedoutscuba, but as far as I know desert divers went out of business.

Just returned from San Carlos and I swear I saw the same sea lion until I read the text. On the south side of the island I noticed one with a similar wound. Very sad.

Hmm. I was under the impression that desert divers was out of business.