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Scuba Scuba Gear Reviews
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| Scuba Stainless Steel Safety Shears Reviews
Reviewer: Paul S. on 8/20/2007 Safety Shears a Winner - Experienced divers know you should have two cutting devices with you if possible. The first, if you get tangled in line or another obstruction (NOT to fight off sharks or the evil guys from Thunderball), and the second, in case you cant reach the first due to entanglement or some other problem that limits your motion. Many people pick a knife for their first cutting device, but pick shears for their second. Why not pick another knife for a back up, second cutting device? Simple! Shears can be operated with one hand! If you have ever tried to cut line underwater, you will quickly realize that it often will "give" too much to enable cutting it with a slashing or sawing motion,... View Full Review | 
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| Scuba Dive Flag and Float Reviews
Reviewer: Jeff Baker on 8/24/2008 Failed During First Dive - The Good: The product design is great for the ease of portability. I travel by kayak to my favorite snorkeling spots and it takes up almost no room in my dive bag. The Bad: The product design is terrible based on the choice of material and manufacturing method. The plastic flag is spot-welded (e.g. melted) to the plastic flag stick. On my unit, the bottom weld was too deep and crimped the flag stick. Within an hour of use on the very first dive the flag stick failed at the crimp and flopped over like a dead fish making the flag virtually invisible to approaching boats. Not good. Upon returning home, I shoved a length of heavy gauge wire through the hollow plastic flag to give it... View Full Review | 
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| Scuba Tank Carrier Reviews
Reviewer: Marc StClair on 8/21/2008 A True Back, Hand, & Shoulder Saver - This scuba tank carrier is one of the most innovated carriers I have seen on the market. I would like to shake the person’s hand that invented this product. It assists in carrying the tank and it relieves stress caused in the lifter’s back, hands, and shoulders when carrying air tanks the old fashioned way. This carrier is very durable, lightweight and easy to use when carrying the air tank to a filling station, vehicle, or even storage. The real secret or trick in using this carrier is to cinch down the straps as tight as you can before use! Once the carrier is on the air tank, leave it on the tank and position the carrier straps so they do not interfere with the BC back plate and... View Full Review |
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| Scuba Breakaway Octo Holder Reviews
Reviewer: Tom Chisholm on 9/17/2007 Restraining the Octopus - Your "octopus" needs to be both restrained and at the same time instantly accessable. This velcro=based holder provides a secure mounting point for the spare second stage, decreasing the liklihood of it getting entangled or coming loose, while still providing a simple, quick release when needed. No more buckles to squeeze or pockets to open,and no more dangling regulators tangled in kelp. Tom Chisholm Butte County Dive Rescue Team |
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| Scuba Mask Strap Wrapper Reviews
Reviewer: George H. on 6/2/2008 No more hair pulling - as a diver with closely cropped hair, ive struggled repeatedly with having my hair caught in the scuba straps! luckily for me, the scuba strap wrapper was included as a free item with my mask, fin, snorkel set. with the scuba strap wrapper, ive since experienced the joys of diving without having to worry about the hair-pulling that follows a dive. but seriously, as a guy w/short hair, the strap has worked wellbut that would not qualify me to speak to the effectiveness of the strap for a person with long hair. |
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| Scuba Carabiner with Ring Reviews
Reviewer: Paul Selden on 9/11/2006 Carabiner With Ring - Hey, you can never have too many carabiners! Ive attached mine to just about everything that I would otherwise have to carry by hand so that I can easily clip them off when I need to. Dive lights, my folding knife, the end of my underwater measuring tape, slate you name it, they all get a carabiner. With the thicker gloves that I have to wear most of the year in Michigan, opening and closing a carabiner is much easier than having to manipulate a little clip! |
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| Scuba Mask, Fin & Snorkel Backpack Bag Reviews
Reviewer: Kevin K. on 7/27/2012 Quality Item, Works Well, Mask Pocket a Bit Small - This snorkel gear bag is constructed of high quality materials, appears to have superb workmanship, and performs its duties well. It isnt exactly the same as pictured (as of July 2012) though - the tie-downs have been removed on the actual bag. There are plenty of other loops for attaching various items, such as a larger mask bag. The mask pocket is a bit small for my liking since it is shallow front-to-back, making it necessary to deform the masks skirt significantly. It is probably fine for a short trip out to the snorkeling or dive site, but I definitely wouldnt leave my mask in the pocket for too long. Thats my only complaint, and since nearly all mask bags are too small (in my... View Full Review | 
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| Scuba Deluxe Log Book Reviews
Reviewer: M´Lee Pace on 9/10/2007 dive log book - just received but have not gotten the chance to log anything yet. but the book itself is well made and large enough to hold all dive info as well as some personal info. the book seems well constructed and is eye pleasing with design. i think that the book and additional pages are a good value. |
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| Scuba Tool Master Reviews
Reviewer: Forest Rothchild on 8/26/2007 Scuba Tool Master Review - Definitely a dive saving tool. I have found all the tools to be accessible but only after I slightly loosened the through bolt on each side. The only other concern was that while the tools remained rust free, after one seriously wet boat dive, the through bolts showed signs of rusting. Had no effect on the usage of the tools, but more of a visual concern. That aside, this is still a great product to have and a must for any diver that needs a quick fix. |
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