Viper12161
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Second let me know when your ready to go diving.
Nuke, I just responded to your post on my location post. Sorry, didn't even see that you had responded.
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Second let me know when your ready to go diving.
There is an off season up here unless you're crazy like me diving wet in winter.First off, there is no off season gear needs to be used.
Second let me know when your ready to go diving.
As for storage remove weight rinse well once dry hang up in a closet. (Mine gets rinsed and dried in my shower then into my closet once dry)
There is an off season up here unless you're crazy like me diving wet in winter
Scubalawyer-- Surely you're not comparing Catalina to the NE in winter.....
But more often than not we "snowbirded" to FL over the years, nixing need for the $1K drysuit.See no off season..... and I recommend a drysuit.
.... My wetsuit, .....
See no off season..... and I recommend a drysuit.
Marie, What do you do to keep wet/active? Not gunna say "pool" are ya?There IS an off season on the Great Lakes. November weather has historically sent a lot of ships to the bottom. The Bradley, the Morrell, and the Fitz, anyone? There is very little shore diving and ice on the lakes is a problem. I have a drysuit.