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You are welcome! Have a great day in the water.

There is a risk of over expansion injuries, it may be very small in that situation but it is there. It is a bad habit to get into. With full lungs, over expansion injuries can happen with changes of depth of less than a foot. Spend some time focusing on your breathing and pay good attention to...

Co2 is not the problem, over expansion injuries is why you don't hold your breath. When you are using your lungs to adjust your buoyancy just change how deep you are breathing,DO NOT HOLD YOUR BREATH! if you need to go up a little take a deep breath and slowly exhale and you will ascend a...

Yes, yes I am.

I am the kind of diver that loves being underwater so much I decided to do it for a living. I was born in Key West and raised in the lower keys. I learned to SCUBA when I was 11, and started helping my father who was a tropical fish collector. Growing up I was the kid that was out on the boat...

Now you need a top hat hood

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I recommend mako for all gear, there fins are AWESOME! I use them on scuba. I also like ab biller, I had a 48 paduk that someone snagged a few years ago. It was my favorite gun for freeshafting down here in the keys.

I use the mako compilation freedive fins on scuba all the time. You just have to learn how fat back they go so you don't hit stuff with them. I back roll into the water with mine.

I usually go comando, I have been trying to find a good banana hammock but they dont seem to make them to fit a 280lb 6'10" person.

It is also advisable to stay near the boat if possible, easier to see a sunk boat than a person in the ocean. The boat should also have an EPRB (it is international law for passenger vessels) that makes finding the sunk boat easy(er).

And Key West. KW can be a bit spring brake-y

Hydrogen peroxide is what I have been useing here to clean all my stuff that got nasty from the hurricane.

Outside the mole

KW harbor was a cool dive back in the day but it is not allowed any more (probably was illegal when my dad was doing it in the late 90's also)

That's how I catch Fla bugs. Most times w/o gloves. I am not a fan of the nets

The best ones are the ones that work for you. I personally dont like split fin becaise they are too soft for me. Ask around locally to see if you can try out a few brands before tou buy, it sucks to spend $ on equipment you end up hating. Best of luck.

I wouldn't travel with them unless I know it's 100% legal were ever you go.

I like the sound of that. I wish I was able to make it.

Try adjusting your tank down and see if that helps or you could move a few lbs to a weight belt lower on your body.