Natasha
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wukong:
Sea Cure Mouthpiece..the best thing since peanut butter.
( But don't try to eat the peanut butter with the mouth piece in. :winky: )
Gift for new diver?
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Sea Cure Mouthpiece..the best thing since peanut butter.
( But don't try to eat the peanut butter with the mouth piece in. :winky: )
I'd make sure they have actually forked out the money for lessons before I go out and buy a bunch of diving gifts...Just a suggestion...
DeputyDan
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I would say one of these.
I agree with Natasha is they own their gear - cost under $30
Second would be a good under water flashlight - cost under $30
Third would be a good fish or reef ID book - again under $30.
Finally, a safety sasuage and whistle/mirror kit - again under $30.
I agree with Natasha is they own their gear - cost under $30
Second would be a good under water flashlight - cost under $30
Third would be a good fish or reef ID book - again under $30.
Finally, a safety sasuage and whistle/mirror kit - again under $30.
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Uh, he did say not gear...
If the friend has registered for training, it'd be pretty easy to spend money on something s/he seems to want even early on. I don't like gift certificates, tho. If I spend money on the gift, I want the recipient to remember who gave him/her the item which does not happen with certificates.
But for something personal yet cheap, show up at the Discover Scuba, Pool training or Check-out dives and takes pictures of the diver in the process. I took land and dive pics of a friend on her check-out dives - really pretty neat, but land shots will suffice.
Wukong, welcome to Scubaboard.com. Drop in on the Introductions forum and post one if you'd like so we can welcome you appropriately...
If the friend has not signed up for training and yet, and you want to spend this much money - a Discover Scuba experience would be neat.
If the friend has registered for training, it'd be pretty easy to spend money on something s/he seems to want even early on. I don't like gift certificates, tho. If I spend money on the gift, I want the recipient to remember who gave him/her the item which does not happen with certificates.
But for something personal yet cheap, show up at the Discover Scuba, Pool training or Check-out dives and takes pictures of the diver in the process. I took land and dive pics of a friend on her check-out dives - really pretty neat, but land shots will suffice.
Wukong, welcome to Scubaboard.com. Drop in on the Introductions forum and post one if you'd like so we can welcome you appropriately...
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