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Short answer is could be both. Or that you have heavy legs, heavy fins, or a combination of all! If you were to come to me here is what we would do. ...
Kev, a wing type BC also known as a back plate and wing, back inflate, etc is no harder to remove in the water than any other BC in my opinion. There...
Termo is the OEM for many SPG's including HOG. Good product and tough as hell. I like the black face gauges for the same reasons as g1138. The white...
Just wanted to add that I have put a 6ft hose on as well for a diver that thought 7 would be too.long but at his size a 5ft too short. It's a special...
8 years as a US Navy Eod Tech, & Marine Mammal Trainer diving in numerous countries from Hawaii to the Mediterranian sea.
Location:
Western Pennsylvania
Interests:
Sailing,Hunting,Diving & Running
Occupation:
Operations Mgr.
Gender:
Male
Certification Agencies:
US Navy / PADI / NAUI
Dive History:
As a Navy diver my job included searches, as well as recovery operations of many sorts, using different techniques, including handheld sonar.
Certification History:
Navy certified @ Indian Head MD.
Mixed Gas He/O2 to 300'
MK I, MK V, MK VI, MKXII
LAR V Drager
/ Navy-open & closed circuit scuba,Mixed gas,Surface supplied & Drager
Certification Level:
PADI- Advanced Open Water NAUI- Master Scuba Diver
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