dryglove source between now and 28th?
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...well when I get a chance... lol and an XL decaf should keep them on hold?Tom R:
Maybe I can convince Warren to Ice Dive in your neighbourhood!
What better excuse: Drive to dive and shop to dive?
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There is a Dive shop in Oakville and Bob's in Hamilton... those should be nearby... as to defining reasonable... well ???wetbehindtheear:
Tom R:
Might be out your way then. I've been meaning to do some more shore dives in K-town.
vlada
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Jusr make sure you don't get into the snowstorm
5 hr drive back to TO sucks big time
5 hr drive back to TO sucks big time
vlada:
Yep, I know what that's like. I went to Queen's many years ago and remember the long wintery drives back to Toronto.
Hi Wet,
If you're still looking, Aquasub in Richmond Hill has the heavy duty Whites gloves with latex seals and removable liner. Call them at 905-883-3483. They're on Bayview, just north of Major Mackenzie, south of Elgin Mills.
Good luck!
If you're still looking, Aquasub in Richmond Hill has the heavy duty Whites gloves with latex seals and removable liner. Call them at 905-883-3483. They're on Bayview, just north of Major Mackenzie, south of Elgin Mills.
Good luck!
Axeman
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I guess you have lots of options now but Mississauga Diving has Bare ones in stock as well.
