Winter Diving withdrawal syndrome

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be too much snow. Even if there is snow on the ground it won't effect you underwater:)
 
yeah but I have to get out sometime??!! And thats when I will die of coldness!! And you cant say anything you have a dry suit!!
- A J
 
its the getting out of the water that really gets to ya when its cold outside. I was glad to have three suits the last weekend we went diving. The drysuit does help also. Kystork has a drysuit now.
 
good 7 mil wetsuit will be ok for some winter dives if you can't afford a drysuit right now.......the 7 mill is cheaper and you can get a dive here and there to deal with the withdrawal of not diving for awhile. Also check with a local shop or join a dive club..sometimes they do pool sessions in the winter (our club does)...it keeps us nitrogen junkies going;)
 
i only have 2/3 mm suits :(

also there are no dive clubs around and the only one LDS is not having anything till April 2003 !!!!!!!!
 
Learn to use a dry suit and keep diving. We dive locally year round and it doesn't get good til the crowds thin.
 
MikeFerrara once bubbled...
Learn to use a dry suit and keep diving. We dive locally year round and it doesn't get good til the crowds thin.


I'll second that!!
 

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