Dive culture in Vancouver

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Dry suits are easy to dive, you just need to get someone to show you the right way to dive it.

Just beware that most if not all shops now require you to have completed a "dry suit specialty" course or they won't rent you a suit. If you go the dry suit route, better off to buy one.

When I got my first dry suit, the course consisted of a couple of dives with the shop owner to ensure that I was comfortable in the suit, and was able to overcome any issues - the most common being air in the legs causing you to come to the surface inverted :eek:

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