Would you buy gear that someone died using?

[carrielsal]

I think it would just serve me as a reminder not to do anything stupid. I remind myself of this before every dive, already, but I think this would re-enforce that thought in my head.

 

[gypsyjim]

They'd notice. Trust me.

You just pretend to switch it, get caught, have to switch it back. Oops, sorry...
No way they'll catch that.

 

[Thalassamania]

I dove a fair number of sets of "dead people gear" over the years, I'd not hesitate to buy that gear, it's not haunted.

 

[JeffG]

The question is, would you feel right diving in a rig someone died using?

Sure.

 

[Meatghost]

You just pretend to switch it, get caught, have to switch it back. Oops, sorry...
No way they'll catch that.

Or take them both apart for 'practice', then switch everything out. She might not notice then.

I failed to mention my other half is my TDI instructor and has me doing insane equipment assembly drills in a dark garage at 3:00 am. :chairfight:

 

[gypsyjim]

Or take them both apart for 'practice', then switch everything out. She might not notice then.

I failed to mention my other half is my TDI instructor and has me doing insane equipment assembly drills in a dark garage at 3:00 am. :chairfight:

Maybe you had better go to plan C: use it yourself, your instructor/other half sounds like one NOT to cross. Payback's a bich

 

[Doc Harry]

Rule #1 amongst friends who engage in dangerous sports:

"If you die, we split your gear."

'Nuff said.

 

[wedivebc]

Yes I would, and have.

 

[mustang_5l]

Why not?

 

[Beyond_Diving]

absolutely! might sprinkle holy water on it first, but yeah..