over50diver
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Hi guys - I've been diving for 9 years and live in Florida. I'm looking forward to all the cool stuff I can see and learn from this forum.
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snobbydiver
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hi welcome to the board you know the old saying your never to old!!!
Hi...I'm an old diver from Cocoa Beach
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I'm wondering . . . I've just gotten some leg weights and I was wondering if anyone else has been using these. Because I'm a girl (at least I think that's the reason), my legs tend to float up and I end up diving head down. My Zena BC is integrated and all my weight is distributed equally. Neutral bouyancy is not a problem if I don't mind being a bit inverted. With my leg weights, I'm level and have to carry less weight in my BC. And . . . if I dive in less than 35 feet of water, I need more weight. Does anybody else have this problem? Or is this just because (again) I'm a girl?
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