Serious diving in California waters...
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mikeguerrero
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Hey guys/gals,
After closer inspection, I've noticed another odd thing, where is his crotch strap? Shouldn't it be attached to his harness to insure his bp/w doesn't ride?
Could it be that his package is too sensitive with just the protection of the Speedo's and therefore he removed the crotch strap?
He does lay down on the bottom to rest and reminds me of those little harbor seals we have in Mcabee beach, you know the ones that lay down next to the pipe.
Where is this guys compass? Does he think he is a seal and only need natural navigation?
This dude is intense and I cannot believe how resilient he is to that water. He never shivers and never shows any signs of discomfort. :shocked2:
After closer inspection, I've noticed another odd thing, where is his crotch strap? Shouldn't it be attached to his harness to insure his bp/w doesn't ride?
Could it be that his package is too sensitive with just the protection of the Speedo's and therefore he removed the crotch strap?
He does lay down on the bottom to rest and reminds me of those little harbor seals we have in Mcabee beach, you know the ones that lay down next to the pipe.
Where is this guys compass? Does he think he is a seal and only need natural navigation?
This dude is intense and I cannot believe how resilient he is to that water. He never shivers and never shows any signs of discomfort. :shocked2:
Why Jim. Have you been exploring?
Well that guy has one thing right..
The idea of redundancy -- see how he backs up his weight pockets to his chest D rings
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The idea of redundancy -- see how he backs up his weight pockets to his chest D rings
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mikeguerrero
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Well that guy has one thing right..
The idea of redundancy -- see how he backs up his weight pockets to his chest D rings
Hey Kathy,
You are right about redundancy, this guy has a large wing and if that goes he has natural bouyancy with that round belly that he rubs in the video...
With conditions looking rough this weekend, don't let this be you!! :shocked2::shocked2:
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Hey guys/gals,
After closer inspection, I've noticed another odd thing, where is his crotch strap? Shouldn't it be attached to his harness to insure his bp/w doesn't ride?
Could it be that his package is too sensitive with just the protection of the Speedo's and therefore he removed the crotch strap?
He does lay down on the bottom to rest and reminds me of those little harbor seals we have in Mcabee beach, you know the ones that lay down next to the pipe.
Where is this guys compass? Does he think he is a seal and only need natural navigation?
This dude is intense and I cannot believe how resilient he is to that water. He never shivers and never shows any signs of discomfort. :shocked2:
Mike - I have to give you credit for the closer inspection of the dude, his Speedo and his gear. I'm not as brave and must avert my eyes. :depressed:
You know what's really funny? I think I've been on a So Cal dive boat with that guy! :shocked2: I've dived a few times with the Eco Dive Center folks.
No SPG. Look closely, he's got a Vytec and a hoseless transmitter on the first stage.
No SPG. Look closely, he's got a Vytec and a hoseless transmitter on the first stage.
pacificgal
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I'm with Sam on this one. I could only watch for about a minute and had to stop. Guy looks friendly enough, but I found him creepy.
Bogie
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Looks like he has a built in 10mm. Looks like a whites.
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