I wish I would have brought...

[BigJoshCRNA]

Been awhile since I've done a liveaboard trip and my cursory perusal of the forums didn't help jog my memory, so here is the question:

What did you forget or what did you wish you would have brought on your last liveaboard trip?

 

[dmoore19]

less clothes?

 

[aaen]

Bring some snacks, i've been on a few where the food was um suspect to say the least. I now normally bring a box of protein bars just incase.



Steve

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[The Chairman]

Clothes clips!

They make hanging things up to dry a lot, lot easier! ​

 

[TravisD]

Drysuit (with appropriate thermals for conditions). By the end of the week, it was getting harder to get warmed up after a dive.

 

[eelnoraa]

double like!!!

Clothes clips!

They make hanging things up to dry a lot, lot easier! ​

 

[TSandM]

I agree with clothes clips, but I like the metal ones that are stronger. In high winds, the wooden ones just won't hold stuff.

A light windbreaker, the kind that rolls up, is an awfully nice thing. Even in warm climates, it can get cool at night, if it rains, or in strong winds.

 

[The Chairman]

It really doesn't matter what you use as long as it's on the boat! I've seen these and variations of them all used to hold stuff up to dry:

 

[highdesert]

So is all this stuff just useful in Indonesia, or .....?

Just sayin' ....

 

[Oldbear]

Spare computer batteries (the the tool to change them) ..if it is going to die it will die while on a liveraboard...even if you just replaced it prior to the trip. Also any redundant system that is packable, i.e. if you dive with an AI dive computer, bring a standard spg.