How to try a DPV in Chicagoland?

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Juls64

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Is there any shop around that specializes in DPV's in this area. I'm not looking to buy one, just possibly to try it. I'd need to find out the amount of training involved and of course the cost.

Anyone with any info?

Juls
 
Whats the matter? The swim to the hole at Pearl a little to far, or do you just want to cruise around all the classes?
If you get one can I get a ride????
 
where is MDS located? Is MDS short for something?


Crazy Dave- I love really long surface swims but, I just thought the things looked fun and I wanted to try one sometime.
(When do you go to Gilboa?)

Juls
 
MDS definitely rents them. My fiance and I got a DPV PADI speacialty cert. last summer. They are pretty fun, but not that useful for open water diving. I could definitely see the use if you were using it to get deep into a cave or to get around a deep wreck.

Just my $.02
 
thanks Scubajim1, I don't frequent them alot, as they are a bit of a drive for me, but I've been in their shop a couple of times. Nice store.

Thanks,

Juls
 
scubajim1 once bubbled...
Why go down state? Below H2o on Ogden Ave past Route 59 rents them. Give Dave a call.

I figured someplace closer would have them but didn't know for sure. You might want to give Underwater safaris a call as well and ask them. They are on Lincoln Ave.
 

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