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Thanks for all of your input...I think I will try one at my LDS. I currently use a SP and the Cressi Horizon. I like them both, but when they leak, they pretty much flood completely. I think a lower volume mask just may be the answer. Thanks! -=FizZ=-

:yea: O-ring, What a great resource!!! ]Add to Favorites :out: However, as I scrolled through the list, many of the ones that appear regularly on this board were absent: LDS, BP, Wing, SP, etc... ;-0 Sooo.....where do we go from here? Again, thanks for the contribution...

I really think this post serves a larger purpose. To the SCUBA newbie, acronyms/abbreviations may drown us before water ever does! That said, it would be very nice for someone(s) to compile a list of common (and not so common) acronyms and a mod post it as a sticky on the forums...sort of as...

Reallly simple question here... What are the advantages/disadvantages to a frameless mask? Thanks! -=FizZ=-

[B] :eek: I noticed that too! Here is another screw-up in that same issue. Check out the CoCo View ad on page 13. I know that the pic is a reverse negative, but you would think that the editors would catch it (unless there is some new standard for reg/hose routing). :confused...

Yep...ditch that skin. I use a ScubaPro .5mm wetsuit for my first tropic dive, then the second I add a 3-2 SeaQuest wetsuit. By day two I have added a a beanie...I am NEVER cold. I have tried the lined skin, and they just don't work. However, I have also had success with a lycra skin under...

Rcasey, I have only dived Vortex, so I cannot comment on the other springs. Vortex remains a constant 68F year-round. For me, I dive a 3-2 with a lycra skin, 3mm beanie, 5mm boots and 5mm gloves. The water is REALLY cold when it first enters your suit, but fine after that. I have been...