If you've got a few minutes, I invite you to share with us what's in your dive bag. Be sure to tag your picture(s) with "whatsinyourdivebag" so we can find it easily.
What's In Your Dive Bag?
This afternoon, I hauled my dive gear outside, unpacked it all, arranged it in neat little piles, and took a picture of it. Then, I uploaded it to Flickr and used that handy little API to add notes to the image, explaining what everything was. If you're interested to see what I dive with, head over to Flickr. Warning: some of the equipment is pretty ancient. I plan to do some upgrading this spring. So don't laugh.
If you've got a few minutes, I invite you to share with us what's in your dive bag. Be sure to tag your picture(s) with "whatsinyourdivebag" so we can find it easily.
If you've got a few minutes, I invite you to share with us what's in your dive bag. Be sure to tag your picture(s) with "whatsinyourdivebag" so we can find it easily.
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. Why does everybody think those gloves are so hilarious?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/volk/355109908/in/photostream#comment72157594475639691
3. Lavender gloves? Bwahahaha...
Posted at 6:37PM on Jan 12th 2007 by Jack Connick
5. Those lavender gloves are very...um...pretty.
If you're looking for a weight-integrated BC (http://www.flickr.com/photos/volk/355109908/#comment72157594478130258) look carefully and try before you buy. My Zeagle is old and the system sucks - you need to zip/unzip the weight bags and it's a tight fit. I use a belt now. The newer systems should work much better but I might still consider a weight belt.
Years ago I tested a Mares HUB and it was the nicest rig I've used. Streamlined hoses and an air inflator to die for. Not cheap though.
Posted at 10:31AM on Jan 15th 2007 by Eric Brodeur
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1. Sounds fun! I'll try it out tomorrow.
Posted at 5:59PM on Jan 12th 2007 by marclyng