the_machina
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I've always hoped to learn to dive, and my wife has also had a similar interest. We're deciding to take the plunge this year and learn.
I know that dive shops are much like bike shops - it pays to be loyal and friendly. I'd rather learn to dive, buy gear, and get serviced regularly all at one shop (if feasible) and I'd really rather not have to drive an hour to get there.
With that in mind, our options are:
I've read http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ne...ng/287780-how-find-excellent-scuba-class.html and http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ne...ring-diving/294301-scuba-class-charlotte.html
I'm planning to hit up all those shops this weekend to talk to instructors and see if there's anyone that we particularly "click" with or that feels like a bad fit, but I was also looking for other peoples' opinions and experiences. Thanks!
I know that dive shops are much like bike shops - it pays to be loyal and friendly. I'd rather learn to dive, buy gear, and get serviced regularly all at one shop (if feasible) and I'd really rather not have to drive an hour to get there.
With that in mind, our options are:
- Neptune's Locker
- My Scuba Adventures
- Matthews Water Sports
- Divers Supply (new location on 51)
- Xplore Scuba
I've read http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ne...ng/287780-how-find-excellent-scuba-class.html and http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ne...ring-diving/294301-scuba-class-charlotte.html
I'm planning to hit up all those shops this weekend to talk to instructors and see if there's anyone that we particularly "click" with or that feels like a bad fit, but I was also looking for other peoples' opinions and experiences. Thanks!