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hey agin have you ever had that feeling in your stomach where you think you did something WRONG . and feel embarrased to say anything to anyone . i mean anyone who HAS had an OOA at 60,70 ft or so has had to do a controled accent and sucking that last little breath out of the tank at 20 ft...

out of Air will happen when you are least expectning it ! it will sneek up behind you and say boo and yes i have had that feeling of breathing through that small straw . nope it isnt fun, and it can be scairy. some of us who work under water for a living are in constant face to face...

glad to see that people are taking it seriously KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ! you give others hope and pride ! thanks

talk about MENTAL BAGGAGE :)

i dove wet last winter in 32 deg water cold at first but you warm up a bit , dont forget hypothermia you dont tend to feal it creeping up on ya till it is too late . your limbs go weaker as time goes by remember you still have to get out of the water . try a drysuit and you will never dive wet...

I wish i could say it has never happened to me but it has . i was at 50 ft and picking sea urchins knowing that i was below 400 psi i contuned to work , i got greedy and well the rest you know . now in my mind there is no need for an OOA situation it is foolish and stupid greed can kill and...

yup i use the cd thang too and i carry a dive aleart and also a large Orange garbage bag witch can be inflated with the octo to make a very large siloute on the surface and they are cheep tooif ya loose one oh well they are also great for picking up GARBAGE and holding wet dive gearsometimes...

i dident think that the edmonton mall was that big that you could go diving in it ? but then agin we live in a place that the local tv brodcasting tower is the tallest thing arround but i dont think that counts in this case (lol) as for the hot pads yes they work in a a drysuit beacuse you...

defentily upside down ice hockey ! and the fact that i dive for sea urchins with is all winter the manditory is a drysuit with small hot pads attached to the under garmets . water temp here at 60 ft is 40 dec F 42 at the surface and air temp is 29 deg F .

I think the key word here is Dry it dosent matter what type of suit you have. it is personal comfort that makes the dive that mutch better . i have orderded a bare D6 supra with drygloves and cuff rings , trek boots with latex wrist seals and a neo neck seal . i had wanted the abyss pro...

the reason's for the doubles are for the work i am going to be doing sea urchin diving as you all know when you are exerting yourself under water you tend to use up more air and the more air you use up the less monie you tend to make so what i see happning is allot of people are skip breathing...

let me tell you about my experience with them i used to use a pair of aquaflex i liked them . then i bought a pair of scubapro twin jet split fins , now they to me are the same as the aquaflex but harder to get off and i have to re adjust the strap everytime i put them on , and a friend has...

at the moment i have 2 HP PST 120's 2 LP alm 80's 1 lp alm 78 wanted are : 120's LP x2 80 alm lp x4 the most used are the 2 120's the 80's are used for the third and sometimes fourth dive and the 78 is for the deco bottle

my next mask will be a frameless Black skirt sherwood my current mask is a sherwood ezr2 black skirt fit and comfort most important .