Ok folks, I have read many threads on this board and time and time again people have mentioned reducing the "drag". Having gear streamlined to reduce snagging, coral damage and other such ideas make sense to me. However the "drag" issue boggles my mind. Help me to unboggle it. I can see the sense in reducing drag in any type of racing or timed event. But in Scuba ?? My scuba is not timed. Yes my bottom time can be limited to my tank size (volume) and my SAC rate. Sometimes I can stay down longer than the air in my tank allows..(eg shallow dives)...But how much more bottom time do you get by taking off the snorkel ( no I do not dive with mine, I don't like th epulling onmy mask)...Are talking the pulling sensation on the mask ?? Or actaully reducing the "drag" for more "air" time ????
Help !!!!! Inquiring minds need to know......:boom:
Help !!!!! Inquiring minds need to know......:boom: