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TN/Bob: Got my Comfort Insteps today, and they effectively turn my FF XXLs (which are perfect for my cold water boots but too big for my warm water boots) into XLs for my warm water boots PUUURRRFECTT!! Thanks all!! Sandy

Excellent - thanks, Bob and Michael - I will order a pair. Sandy

TN/Bob: I got my new XXL fins, and they fit my cold water White's size 13 boots perfectly. However they are too loose for my Aqualung size 12 warm water boots. The bungie is not very tight and I think they fit poorly enough to run a risk of losing a fin while diving. Would buying a set of...

Thank you SO MUCH, everyone! I very much appreciate your assistance :)! Sandy

Thanks, TN Traveler! So the same size for both warm and cold water boots? Sandy

Greetings, Mr. Evans! I have been having a great deal of difficulty contacting you or one of your staff over the past several months for what I think is probably a fairly simple couple of questions on sizing. I have left emails at your place of business, and I have even sent Facebook messenger...

Cool - thanks. Appreciate it. I've always had trouble doing up my shoelaces. :blinking: Buttons are a problem too. ;) Sandy

I just had the Turbo Soles removed from my DUI suit. I know that will send a gasp of horror out of the throats of many DUI aficionados, but the Turbo soles just didn't work for me. So I now have just plain foot pockets, and I bought a pair of DUI rock boots which I like, especially the "quick...

Well, I don't know how many times a week I see someone with talents and skills like yours I wish I had. As for the boots, it is that they can hide corrosion to the tanks, (and are not as streamlined in the water as "naked" tanks) but as long as you are just using them for transport and have...

Looks great! How have you secured the rack to the bed of your truck? And what are those damn boots doing on your tanks?:shakehead: S.

I am 57 tomorrow, certified in 2001 and just logged my 200th dive in the BVIs a month ago and can hardly wait to start another season of inland cold water diving here at home in Alberta this summer. I am consistently becoming a better diver and am taking a course from my buddy and instructor...

Hello Doc_Sandy, it appears that you have not posted on our forums in several weeks, why not take a few moments to ask a question, help provide a solution or just engage in a conversation with another member in any one of our forums?

-----Original Message----- From: la.sales@mcmaster.com [mailto:la.sales@mcmaster.com] Sent: Tuesday, 14 March 2006 4:45 To: xxxxxxxx Subject: RE: Your Purchase Order xxx Hello xxxxx, Thank your for sending us this order. Due to the ever-increasing complexity of U.S. Export...

Cool! Allright - I will get you the part number etc, and we will work something out if I dont find one soon on this side of the border! Thanks, Bob3! Sandy

Greetings! Since Canadians can no longer order from McMaster unless they are "favoured customers", I am looking for a Canadian source for those nice springs so many of us bought from Mcmaster. Anyone know of a Canadian source? Thanks! S.

Thanks. Drysuit it is then. S.

Greetings! Plan on diving Cape Town - late Feb/early Mar. I realize everyone is a little different, but is it drysuit diving or otherwise? Appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Arraial: Thank you so much!! S.

So have my Favor with a dead battery, and I have a spare battery - but it certainly doesn't look user friendly to change. I can see the battery in its nice little compartment through the transparent cover, but the manual says it requires special tools and training to replace. True? Sandy

Which works equally well in reverse when one needs to remove BP/Wings prior to climbing a difficult boat ladder for eg. and need to remove gear in order to get up. Just undo waist and crotch strap, reach back over head with one hand and pull off rig over head. Lands in front of you and then you...