Try wearing a wet suit under them. :mooner:
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A thin, tropical wetsuit doesn't provide much padding.Try wearing a wet suit under them. <rude emoticon deleted>
Try wearing a wet suit under them. :mooner:
Why do you bother to cary the extra weight? It's a lot more efficient to use the weights avalable at the location you will be diving. The only exception is if you are going to dive some where that is not a typical dive destination like Antartica, but you'll be carrying a lot more than just lead on that trip.
Leave the lead and tanks at home and rent them when you get there.
Why do you bother to cary the extra weight? It's a lot more efficient to use the weights avalable at the location you will be diving. The only exception is if you are going to dive some where that is not a typical dive destination like Antartica, but you'll be carrying a lot more than just lead on that trip.
Leave the lead and tanks at home and rent them when you get there.
I'm scrawny and hard weights dig into and abrade my ill-padded bones.