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I have heard good things about Red Sail, but I've dove with Ocean Frontiers and can say that they are great. The crew is extremely competent, fun, and helpful. I got my advanced open water with them a few years ago, then did a couple dives in 03' on my honeymoon. They are great-you won't be...

All we have to do is 12 training dives/year. I don't agree with it, I just do it.

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It would make sense to me to have the Unknown Soldier at #1.

I usually put in 3000-3200, I would not recommend anywhere near 5000.

We had/have great luck with Ocean Frontiers-East End. We stayed at Morritt's Tortuga and liked it as well.

Have you considered a drysuit?

Akona gloves Not sure on the hood VIking Drysuit O'Neill wetsuit Aqua Lung titan reg/octo Seaquest Balance BC Suunto Gecko computer w/compass Ocean Master mask Not sure on the fins

We stayed at Morritt's (east end) several years ago and dove with Ocean Frontiers. The conditions were fine regardless of where we went, and that was in September/October. Ocean Frontiers was a class organization and I would recommend them. Good luck-I don't think you can go wrong...

Personally I too, would recommend diving dry. I bought a Viking early this year and love it. I was in 28 degree water in January and felt fine. If you are dead set on a wetsuit, a lot of my buddies absolutely love their O'Neill 7000 with the integrated hood. Good luck.

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