Goofy question.

[MichiganScott]

Does anyone know where I can get a "snorkel" log?

I don't want a dive log that you just put snorkle stuff in but there has to be an honest to goodness log just for snorkeling somewhere.

My stepson has decided he wasn't cut out to scuba dive so he just wants to snorkel. At least this will give him and my wife something to do while my daughter and I are diving.

But I'd like to find a log for them. My LDS has one which is part of a snorkeling course, but I can't see paying for him to take a snorkeling class when he just went thru scuba class up to his OW which included snorkeling in the begining.

 

[ohmdiver]

Why not make your own?

 

[MichiganScott]

Why not make your own?

I was going to, and still might if no other choice but, there was some let down involved, and ... I want him to have stuff to focus on as well, you know his own equipment etc.. I don't want him to feel a left out kinda thing.

 

[ohmdiver]

Fair enough, I do not know of any snorkling logs, I will ask at the next club funtion and see if anyone there knows.... If I find out anything It won't be until Sunday or Monday to let you know....

 

[David Wilson]

I managed to Google the following product up:

Aquatic Specialties

There's also snorkel log software to download here:

Snorkeling Software

 

[Chad Carney]

Scott,

If your stepson gets into snorkeling enough to become a freediver... and/or likes computers a lot, he may want to get a freedive computer that downloads into a log like many scuba computers. I have the Suunto D3 and it's interface, although they now have newer ones. Suunto, Oceanic, Cressi-sub & Mares all make models that download.

Chad

 

[daniel1948]

I would think a plain old spiral notebook would be far better than any stock "log book." It would give him unlimited space to write experiences, impressions, etc. A computer would only give him a record of his dives, where a journal would give him a record of his thoughts.

Actually, I'm glad I saw this thread, because writing my reply made me realize that for my own dive log (having just filled the one they gave me with my Open Water course) I'd much rather use a journal book.