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My friends and I would like to do a road trip down to your area to do some diving. I am just looking for the names of some dive shops that you would recommend as well as hostels/motels. Thanks for the help. Andrew

Do you dive double or singles and what size and material? We need to know more.

Looney Tunes Mickey or Bugs?

They would need to be O2 clean if they were being filled using Partial Pressure Blending even if final mixes were less than 40%

Yup you can, but there is a but. The shop you do your training with has to be a "vocational institute". This is for Canada atleast.

You will not regret it.

The Atomics breath slightly better at deapth than the RG-2500. It is a very marginal difference. I actually find that the RG-2500 breaths better in less than 60ffs then the Z2. For the price difference I'd say you are better off with the RG-2500.

Slip Streams, they come out of the same mold as the jets but are much lighter. Wont give you the same power out of your kick but will be a big improvement over just your feet and will be much less tiring than heavy jets.

HAHAHA YES!! I started howling with laughter and got more than a few strange looks from other in the theater. Not sure why I found it so funny.

I find it hard to get down more then a foot for half a second in my dry suit with out weight. They must do somthing.

How do they compensate for boyancy in their dry/wet suits, I have never seen a coast guard swimmer with a weight belt.

The key as was said above is that hot water in the suit pre-dive. A thermos works, but the best solution is a small camping stove (propane wont work, has to be liquid gas). It works wonders, and it's all worth it, very worth it.

Amazing reg, easy to service, great breather.

I'd say your best bet is a Dive-Rite RG2500, with its Cold Water Kit. Affordable, easy to service, great breather, and i have had atomic regs freez up while mine breathing easy.

exactly what I was going to say

SCUBA diving should be and is for the most part a painless sport. Once you get into your open water class they will explain everything you need to know about equalizing your ears. Best of luck!

What he said. :peace2:

O'neill's new J series is one hot suit. Yamamoto materials, double welded seams, firewall tech, it's a dam good suit. Bare also has some great suits in their line and if your body type is a little odd, chances are Bare has a suit that will fit you right off the rack. The shop I work at used to...

As said before, stay out of the water for atleast 24H and moniter for signs of DCS.

O'neal J series 7 mm