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I just got my Turtles in today - they look like they *might* have big enough foot pockets lol :thumb: It took 19 days to get them in from COVCI, but they were in bimini - I guess they are a small shop or something. Once again, thanks everyone... Joe

Wow! You are selling your Delta II for .02c ?!?!? :out:

I can't talk on the subject of paintball but I am a big radio control fan. I have two cars both nitro - one is a street car that will do almost 80mph - the other is a 4x4 truck that is sooo fun. I also fly model airplanes...all together I have spent countless hours and I would guess over $6000...

I have been wearing contacts since I was 13 - I am almost 30 now - I have been diving for three years now and just make sure I have an extra set topside, in case I lose them. I have even swam underwater with my eyes open, and haven't lost them, but of course, that isn't recommended.... As...

Yup, that's him - but I know Alan was talking about caves in this area...

Roguediver, I live in the Knoxville area. There is a dive shop close by in Maryville, Rhea's Diving who offers a cave class. Alan, the owner says there are divable caves all over this area. They offer the cave class by getting a group together to go to FL to the GUE place. He was saying...

Every scuba magazine that rates gear always rates them high.

I belong to a scuba club that has something like 60 BC's and regs, tanks, nitrox compressor, cameras, weight belts, exposure stuff, etc., which makes it great, I can borrow until I buy as much and as often as I want...

True - and I saw it too...but at least he is better than that extreme contact or whatever group with that Manny dood...harassing endangered fish, etc.

My first fins were Sherwood Magnum Vs, which Rodale's rated low-average. They had this to say: The Magnum was the stiffest fin in this test group, as measured in the lab and as perceived by the test divers. This caused ergonomic and subjective scores to be on the low side of average...

I am getting ready to move to Sweetwater, TN, which is about 40 minutes from my current residence... Within 10 minutes of where I will be living are two big rock quarries...both of which I dive at often. One has tank fills, lunch, rental gear, a hot tub and pool, camping etc. The other is a...

After diving every weekend in the cold, dark, murky quarry I dive in every weekend, and going to the caribbean, I thought the ocean was E-Z - until I went to the cold, dark, murky, shark infested, current swept coast of North Carolina... Oh, yeah, and what everyone else said...

Leisure pro was 89.95 - I just bought them from covci.com I paid with paypal and sent an email to them asking them to make sure they shipped them asap, so I can dive this weekend :) Thanks for all the posts...and the good info. Joe

Hey I was just looking on Leisurepro.com - do Turtle fins come in one size?

Shoot! When I was training in the pool I purposely partially flooded my suit - and the shock made me gasp, even in that warm water - I couldn't imageing in 58 degree water...once you were out how long did it take for the weezles to dry?

Uncle P., I am stupid! I hear you loud and clear NOW... When Mike said he liked the Jets/Turtles - I thought it was the same ol' thing, just a nickname for the jets...I will check 'em out.

I really liked the JetFins, my kick was better, for example: I was hanging around an instructor friend of mines class, and one of the students dropped their mask in about 30 ft of water where there is this tall grass...I sculled upside down in my drysuit to retrieve it, with no problems...

You could also get those things that take up some of the slack in fins that are too big - I forget the name though...

The only thing is that the twin jets fit a little bigger...I tried the Jetfins in XL with the spring straps and they kinda crushed my toes...keep talkin..

I have recently begun drysuit diving, and am needing new fins, unfortunately gonna need XL somethings... Several of the people I dive with recommend the twin jets, but I know that it's easier to skull with paddle fins...and several tech divers at my local hole use the jetfins... so I'll...