Are you "cheap"?

Guba · Oct 13, 2006

This springs from another thread (about changes in the dive industry) that mentions "cheap consumers" who presumably use very inexpensive dive equipment.
The question: Are you a "cheap cosumer"? For example (if you don't mind me asking...) what did you pay for your
1) regulator setup
2) Dive computer
3) mask
5) Fins

I'll even go first...regulator was about $250 (from a friend getting out of diving)
Computer $185 Mask (current) $60 Fins $85

Yup, I'm cheap!

How about you?

ChrisEdwards · Oct 13, 2006

Atomic B2 first and second, Z2 as Octo ($690)
Mask Tusa PanoGeo ($60)
Atomic SplitFins ($180)
Oceanic Pro 2 ($700)
Scubapro Knighthawk ($550)

All LDS prices, not not necessarily the same one.

fire_diver · Oct 13, 2006

This question violates the first rule of SCUBA: Never talk about the cost of SCUBA.

Midnight Star · Oct 13, 2006

TOO MUCH!

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Mike.

phunk · Oct 13, 2006

Never add up the costs of all your equipment... ignorance is bliss.

AndyA · Oct 13, 2006

He/She who dives with the most new and updated toys wins

Andy
USMC

jeditdog · Oct 13, 2006

I paid a small prices for how much enjoyment I get.

However, I paid a large price in dollars

TeddyDiver · Oct 13, 2006

fire_diver:
This question violates the first rule of SCUBA: Never talk about the cost of SCUBA.

And the other rules of charolastra's are?

Debraw · Oct 13, 2006

Yeah but "cheap" is relative. I like to think of it as "value".

Berdman · Oct 13, 2006

I try to save money but it always backfires on me. I always end up needing to buy something else (that’s works) or getting things fixed so in the end I spend more

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