87 degrees last weekend. I like a skin, but there's something about just putting your bc and weights over your swim trunks and diving in. It's nice to be able to feel the water on your skin.
Dive skin needed?
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dive4funOften:
My computer gave a minimum temp of 83 for the 2 hours of 60' dives we did over there Saturday for the Ducks Splashdown off Boynton.
Skins are good for catching sea lice.. they are like regular lice but with more interesting visual side effects.
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I need a new diveskin, as mine was ruined.
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CBulla:My computer gave a minimum temp of 83 for the 2 hours of 60' dives we did over there Saturday for the Ducks Splashdown off Boynton.
Skins are good for catching sea lice.. they are like regular lice but with more interesting visual side effects.
Temps are definately high this time of year!
Last time I dove Venice I was HOT in the water with only a skin.
But I still would like to see EVERYONE wear Dive Goddass Dive Skins!
I saw 91° F off Venice, a couple of weeks ago, same for the beach dives off Lauderdale By The Sea last weekend and 88° at depth off Boca Raton the weekend before. Water is warm!
madeline
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skins are good, hide the bruises from hitting the ladders,
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