Right you are, of course, seeing as you were there when our instructor had me move my SeaCure mouthpiece to my backup reg.MarcG:Are you sure you mean the comfobite mouthpieces and not the seacure moldable mouthpieces?
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Right you are, of course, seeing as you were there when our instructor had me move my SeaCure mouthpiece to my backup reg.MarcG:Are you sure you mean the comfobite mouthpieces and not the seacure moldable mouthpieces?
Am I sure, yes. Am I happy about it, no.MarcG:Are you sure you mean the comfobite mouthpieces and not the seacure moldable mouthpieces?
Rick Inman:Right you are, of course, seeing as you were there when our instructor had me move my SeaCure mouthpiece to my backup reg.
MarcG:Are you sure you mean the comfobite mouthpieces and not the seacure moldable mouthpieces?
MarcG:Ah yes! I do remember that. That mouthpiece looked like it could choke a horse.
...but the best thing about DIR is the love...TSandM:Agreed -- I had no idea anybody's mouth was that big. On the other hand, I do read Rick's posts. . . :
I do believe that tops the hogwash list! Total BS.JimC:Comfobites ...
Some divers will still choke on them and they are much more dificult to rescue a toxing diver with.
I know DIR has its things , but that is just plain stupid. A mouthpiece is a mouthpiece , some work for some people some work for others . No matter what one you have it may not work for your teammate . So i will use what i want and if my teammate runs out of air well they can deal with it , its better than no air at all. Ill do the same if im the one to run out.Rick Inman:Right you are, of course, seeing as you were there when our instructor had me move my SeaCure mouthpiece to my backup reg.