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What kind of gear do Canadians dive with?
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NSMEDIC
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Sherwood Blizzard
7mm full..I wear five finger gloves because I hate 3 fingers...a themos full of warm water between dives. But in the summer, your almsot sweating in the sea water here.
7mm full..I wear five finger gloves because I hate 3 fingers...a themos full of warm water between dives. But in the summer, your almsot sweating in the sea water here.
you all forgot the beer afterwards.......
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KeithG
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I dive a custom 7mm shorty. In the caribbean...Just curious. Since its a cold water environment, what kind of gear is everyone diving with? Particularly regulators and drysuit / thermals etc.
I was certified up here in the north on a warm snowy day. Never made that mistake a second time.
On Canada's west coast it's a White's Bullet Fusion drysuit with Thermal Fusion and Mk0 Baselayer. Neoprene socks and rock-boots. Dry glove system by SiTech. Regs by Apex (xtx 200). Steel 100 HP tanks and an AquaLung Black Diamond BCD.
In the caribbean, for me it's a 3/2 shorty or 3mm full suit with the xtx200 and trusty black diamond. Ususally take my rock-boots 'cause I don't own full-foot fins.
C.
In the caribbean, for me it's a 3/2 shorty or 3mm full suit with the xtx200 and trusty black diamond. Ususally take my rock-boots 'cause I don't own full-foot fins.
C.
Mr. Willoughby
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Just curious. Since its a cold water environment, what kind of gear is everyone diving with? Particularly regulators and drysuit / thermals etc.
Mostly it's a large Double-Double and a box of Timbits eh?
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CAPTAIN SINBAD
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Mostly it's a large Double-Double and a box of Timbits eh?
No Tim Hortons eh? You cant be a Canadian
without that.
Mr. Willoughby
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Or a denim jacket and a standard issue Mullet.
But seriously, I've used my Oceaner drysuit (neoprene) for years and don't ever recall getting very cold, even when ice diving. I also use Sherwood Maximus regs and have had very, very few problems with free flows.
Oh, Timbits are so-called doughnut holes and are from Tim Horton's. Very tasty little things.
Cheers!
But seriously, I've used my Oceaner drysuit (neoprene) for years and don't ever recall getting very cold, even when ice diving. I also use Sherwood Maximus regs and have had very, very few problems with free flows.
Oh, Timbits are so-called doughnut holes and are from Tim Horton's. Very tasty little things.
Cheers!
Most of the Canadian divers I know are smart enough to head to the tropics during winter and dive a 3/2mm!
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Never! This was taken Dec 9. at the Tiller Wreck (115'/45 min TT) in Lake Ontario. Air temp was -3C/26F and water was 2C/35F. No ice required for chilling the deco-juice! ( I stole the hat from the Lost and Found at a hotel... It matched my favorite brew brand!)
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