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hi z gear i have a quick and easy solution your local dive shop should sell gear keepers they attach to your bcd and then you can run it through your fins and snap it back together so you do not lose them i have one and it beats carrying alot of equipment in my hands its easy to get access to...

i have ben to the springs in florida they have at least 100 ft viz and the temp stays 72 degrees year round there is devils den gennie springs manatee springs blue grada all good places to dive i would not however try it in a 3 mil wet suit if you plan to stay there all day i would recomend a 5 mil

if you are looking for a place to dive in the winter time i would recomend the springs in florida they are 72 degrees year round there is gennie springs devils den blue grada manatee springs i went there in late december last year and made dives in a 3 mil

to me it sounds like you had the fins to lose and they had room to move around causing the blisters

i have had that problem it is a simple fix i noticed that my mustache hair was preventing me from getting a seal so i shaved it off worked like a champ

thanks for all the help now i know i have alot of thinking to do on what i should buy

ok thanks

wut i am asking though is would hunting undergarments work what i am looking for is if maby someoen that has used hunting undergarment for a drysuit and i am looking to see if it works

i was thinking maby fleice or wool

i dive a quarrry where the bottom temp is 46 degrees and i help with a polar plunge in febuary there have ben times that the river it is done in has ben frozen

i have a set of oceanic vipers that work well my buddy has a set of mares xtremes those are good one to use as well the will propel you under water easly with out much effort

i am testing the waters i have recently bought a drysuit i dont yet have undergarments the only thing i have is thermals at the moment but that dont keep me warm when i go to deeper depths i am concidering maby getting hunting undergarments does any one use them and does it work to use them and...

my friend at lake hickory scuba uses the intova camera it is similar to a go pro in size but the video quality is better you can video and take still pictures with out distortion

you want to make sure you have enough space under the dry suit for undergarments to keep you warm and plenty of extra weight due to the fact that the undergarments will make you more boyant i would recomend wool socks i purchaced a drysuit myself and took my cert threw pdic also with a drysuit...

my local dive shop is lake hickory scuba and marina whats unique about them is they arnt just a dive shop they are a full fleged marina with boat slips and gas pumps they offer classes for diving on site they offer bait and fishing they best part is you can go out and do your checkout dives...

well you could go on trips threw your local scuba shop and meet people that way

i would still recomend taking a dive buddy but i would also recomend getting your rescue diver class so that way is something were to happen to your buddy you know exactly what to do in the situation

i have some friends who have dove in cozumel it is lake hickory scuba center if you want you can message them they have done dive trips there

Ralph the gear you decide to buy should reflect the water you are diving in along with the temps. I typically dive in colder water so i wear either a semi dry or a dry suit. Get gear that you are comfertable with. With some of my gear i dont need a weight belt due to the fact that my bcd is...

The gear you choose should reflect the temps and area of the dive. I typically dive in a little chilly water with little to no vis so i will either dive dry or even semi dry to stay warm. As for the computer i use one that is not air intagrated so that way i can focus on my depth and my air...