quarrydiver68
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I am thinking about buying a dry suit. Especially after seeing the good deal that Mike_S posted. Are there many dry suit divers around Tennessee or Alabama?
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The Kraken
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More than one would be given to think!
I'm beginning to see more and more D/S divers.
It seems that many divers are wanting to get more from their C-cards other than the occasional Caribbean warm water trips.
Check in with Rick Murchison who's a member of the board and lives in Alabama.
the K
I'm beginning to see more and more D/S divers.
It seems that many divers are wanting to get more from their C-cards other than the occasional Caribbean warm water trips.
Check in with Rick Murchison who's a member of the board and lives in Alabama.
the K
If you want to dive even close to half the year anywhere north of the gulf you may as well get a DS even though they are a pain, it's the price you pay to keep your chops up...yes the Dverite deal is to good to pass up....my Whites will be going up for sale...
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ScubaLuke
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They're also good for diving in California. There they think warm water is 65 degrees.
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ScubaLuke:
You mean 65F isn't warm? Oh man, now I feel cold retroactively.
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Man, you really are going to enjoy the Tortugas.RocketMan:
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RocketMan:
The Puget Sound was a balmy 49 degrees on Saturday morning when I went diving. 65F IS warm, y'all are spoiled rotten.
I've never been diving in anything but a dry suit (did my cert in one) but have to say I've stayed pretty warm and toasty.
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We're not spoiled, we're blessed !!!
Perspectives, my good man, perspectives !!!
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Perspectives, my good man, perspectives !!!
the K
I live in Nashville, TN and I can say that there are several of us up here that dive in drysuits. It's the only way to keep your skills up, outside of practicing in the pool.quarrydiver68:
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quarrydiver99:
Where do you dive at during the winter around Nashville?
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