papps953
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They charge $450 for open water certification. A LDS in a neighboring town charge $250. Both make you buy hood, boots, and gloves. I wonder why the extra $200. :06:
Bill
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Where to Purchase open heel Jet fins??
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papps953:
Quality?
If you are looking for a size large, Wildcard has been advertising a pair of twin jets for $100 - you might drop him a PM
The other option would be to call scubatoys as they probably carry them, but can't advertise them online due to ScubaPro policy. Plus then you get the 10% scubaboard discount and support an LDS and Scubaboard sponsor
Aloha, Tim
The other option would be to call scubatoys as they probably carry them, but can't advertise them online due to ScubaPro policy. Plus then you get the 10% scubaboard discount and support an LDS and Scubaboard sponsor
Aloha, Tim
xiSkiGuy
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The price is standard and a shop is not allowed by the Scubapro dealer agreement to sell them for any less than 10% below that $189 price.espantoon:
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robbcayman
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kidspot:If you are looking for a size large, Wildcard has been advertising a pair of twin jets for $100 - you might drop him a PM
The other option would be to call scubatoys as they probably carry them, but can't advertise them online due to ScubaPro policy. Plus then you get the 10% scubaboard discount and support an LDS and Scubaboard sponsor
Aloha, Tim
I need an XL. Calling Larry is a good idea. Thanks!!!
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