that's too bad i was in orlando this winter i ask deep 6 if they had a dealer in the region, i never get an answer from them.the deep 6 eddies in xxl would fit frankenstein's monster.
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that's too bad i was in orlando this winter i ask deep 6 if they had a dealer in the region, i never get an answer from them.the deep 6 eddies in xxl would fit frankenstein's monster.
that's strange. they are usually the best at customer service. Perhaps @cerich can help.that's too bad i was in orlando this winter i ask deep 6 if they had a dealer in the region, i never get an answer from them.
i thought at diver s direct but no.Ugggh, sorry about that. We don't have one in Orlando at this time unfortunately.
i didn't try my rk3 yet diving season start in about a month here for me. are the rk3 that much negatively buoyant?First I've purchased Apeks RK3 but since I have a Scubapro Jetfin I don't use the Apeks so much.
Not as much as Jetfin. As I know there are at least two versions: regular RK3 and RK3 HD (Apeks RK3 regular or HD). HD is a bit more negative. But RK3 is much softer than other tech fins. Different rubber material.i didn't try my rk3 yet diving season start in about a month here for me. are the rk3 that much negatively buoyant?