Wetsuits in Cozumel

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The ocean is a hostile environment. A diver needs to prepare for unintentional events.

Most work hard to avoid causing any damage but sh#t happens. Deal with it.
 
SeaFlea once bubbled...
The ocean is a hostile environment. A diver needs to prepare for unintentional events.

Most work hard to avoid causing any damage but sh#t happens. Deal with it.

Hmm, let see, seeking out a post that is 38 days old to tell someone to "lighten up". I'll let that speak for itself.

James

P.S. To quote: "Diminutives diminish". My name is James.
 
I wear trunks and a tee shirt, but sometimes put on a lycra top. (I got a good dose of sea lice on my arm a few years ago. I like the freedom of movement from diving without a wet suit. The trick is to do like the Iguanas and sun in between dives.
 
I strongly recommend wearing a full 1.5 to 3 mm wetsuit when diving more than two days. You might not feel very cold during the dive or during the day without one but at night when the winds pick up and it's get cooler - you can definately get a bit hypothermic.
 
I'll ask you both to please keep this discussion on topic & polite.

Thank you.

DocVikingo
Medical Regulator
 

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