Why the SPG is clipped to the hip ring.

[elan]

It probably isn't the right question to ask.

When looking at it from a DIR situation..."Better" usually refers to an "All round" solution vs A single purpose solution.

Neither are "better"...just different.

Yeah you can say so if you go deeper into the semantics...

 

[StreetDoctor]

This guy is obviously a troll or extremely dense, I can't believe this hasn't been closed yet. I'd like to know if he considers the pony bottle over his shoulder (opposite his snorkel) in his profile picture a "stage" also.

 

[ucfdiver]

It probably isn't the right question to ask.

When looking at it from a DIR situation..."Better" usually refers to an "All round" solution vs A single purpose solution.

Neither are "better"...just different.

Jeff-

Glad to see you back, the strokes were starting to get out of control (as you can see) in your absence.

 

[boomx5]

That is lemming-ish - JFC, now I'm going to have to go take a TDI class.

Lol...I can refer you to an instructor that'll teach you bottle handling skills on your knees if you want Casey.

 

[Scott L]

How can the OP's question posiably result in 90+ posts?

 

[boomx5]

Jeff-

Glad to see you back, the strokes were starting to get out of control (as you can see) in your absence.

Are you calling Jeff the king of the strokes and that he need to get control of his people? *ducks head*

 

[UCFKnightDiver]

How can the OP's question posiably result in 90+ posts?

and you're 95

 

[Anti-Hero]

Lol...I can refer you to an instructor that'll teach you bottle handling skills on your knees if you want Casey.

HAHA! Thanks, Scott - I can always count on you!

 

[Anti-Hero]

I think it is important to be "a thinking diver" follow the system because you believe in it, and agree with the ideas, dont just blindly follow it.

Exactly - I agree 100%. The thing about GUE/UTD/DIR is, that one doesn't just stroll down to the corner LDS and flip em a few bills then sign on the dotted line.

Most hear of it, then research it, then find an instructor, then assemble the required gear package, then schedule a class, etc.

Committing to such a course is a fairly involved process, which requires thinking well in advance, during, and after. Isn't the outcome supposed to be a "thinking diver?"

 

[kathydee]

How can the OP's question posiably result in 90+ posts?

And I have no idea why I just read them all