If only there is(are)...<fill in blank> for women divers

[fairybasslet]

I totally agree. Gotta love those 63's.

 

[carolrose]

Thinking about this last night . . . I'd also love to see smaller scale Goodman handles, and reels with smaller handles, made for people with small hands.

I second this one.

 

[DiverLaura]

well, I whined enough to Ben (and my dive buddy Ray) at Dive X-tras that when I wandered up to the shop this week they tossed me a handle, showed me to the belt sander and said "have at it!" Voila, prototype "tiny hand X-scooter handle" Ben even showed me how to make it shiny when I was done sanding it...

Sometimes instead of wishing we had something, we just need to say "bring it!" and make it ourselves!

Micro-paw X-Scooter handles
She-P's

Soon we will rule the world!

 

[El Orans]

Shorter tanks would be better too, at least for us really petite women. I normally use an AL 63 and I love the size. I'll use a steel 80 too if I have to so it's still smaller. But why can't all tanks be shorter but wider? I can't even sit with an AL 80 since it's too long and depending on how high/low I set it, it will either bump my head or my legs. I of course set it to bump my legs as a lesser evil.

I totally agree. Gotta love those 63's.

You may want to have a look at steel tanks.

10L (71 cuft, 68 cm/27"), 12L long (85 cuft, 76 cm/30"), 12L short (85 cuft, 60 cm/24").

 

[CheddarChick]

Sweet!!!

 

[fairybasslet]

Cool. I think one of them, the really short fat one, was one that the Almitys got for me when I dived with them in Sydney.

 

[cdreamer]

I would like a sherpa.

 

[DivingPrincessE]

I would like a sherpa.

Me too!

 

[ONESPEED]

I am hiring out my sherpa services, please PM me with your sherpa requirements and measurements.

 

[WVMike]

A few months ago, I would have said a p-valve system, but a bunch of European women solved that

How so?