Lulunew2scub:
If you can, try them on in water. Some fit great on land, but don't quite work out well when wet.
Wife dives the TransPac and she looks great. Not that I'm at all biased
Newbie Lady Diver needs help with 1st Bc!!
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If you can, try them on in water. Some fit great on land, but don't quite work out well when wet.
Wife dives the TransPac and she looks great. Not that I'm at all biased
Hi
I just started my open lesson.
I decided to plow forward and bought all my gears.
I have the SeaQuest ProQD+ I like it better then the Scuba Knighthawk.
It's definitely a personal preference but do look for one that will keep you float upright on the surface with minimal effort since you will be tired at the end of the dive.
I just started my open lesson.
I decided to plow forward and bought all my gears.
I have the SeaQuest ProQD+ I like it better then the Scuba Knighthawk.
It's definitely a personal preference but do look for one that will keep you float upright on the surface with minimal effort since you will be tired at the end of the dive.
I also bought a dry suit and trying to buy either Polartec 300 or Thinsulate 400.
I dive in the Puget Sound and the water in the summer is 50 to 55 deg and in winter will be 40 to 45 deg.
Can you guys and gals let me know of the two what is the better way to keep warm?
I am sure I will dive in the winter because the visibility is so much better.
thanks..
I dive in the Puget Sound and the water in the summer is 50 to 55 deg and in winter will be 40 to 45 deg.
Can you guys and gals let me know of the two what is the better way to keep warm?
I am sure I will dive in the winter because the visibility is so much better.
thanks..
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