Scuba Gear - Scuba Equipment

Equipment costs for a beginner can vary. There are some items you should own, some you can get away with renting. To own: 1 Mask: $100 2/Fins: $125 3/Snorkel: $40 4/ Regs: It’s best to own these, you know their service record then $300-$900 5/ Dive knife:$60 To rent: 1/BC ( you really ought to [...]

I’m 14 and need to learn how, and can’t buy new equipment;i know what i need, but just not the price Like anything you buy, shop around. If there are a couple of dive shops in your area they will often have specials on their training courses to drum up business. Expect to pay between [...]

I’m am looking into getting certified for SCUBA diving. What is the Equipment I need? Please specify. I would go ahead and buy a mask, snorkel and fins. The rest I would rent until I found out if I liked the sport. Nothing quite like spending 1500 dollars on gear and then turning around 2 [...]

What is it going to cost me to start SCUBA diving. What equipment should I buy, or which certifications should I get first and what will all this cost me? 1. Costs? The cost varies by region and country. For example, in the Bay Area, Open Water (OW) certification averages $200. In Hawaii, it’s $475. [...]

Yes, I need an article that talks about scuba diving, equipment, who enjoys it, so, basically the whole shammy. People scuba dive for various reasons:- It lets biologists and interested people get close to undersea life. Each dive has something unusual to offer. It is a different world down there. It is very educational. It [...]

I was watching this thing on Navy SEAL training and when they finished diving with regular equipment they used these things called drakkers or draggers or something insted of regular tanks. I’m just wondering what they actuall are. In the show the instuctor said they weren’t as safe because they could actually let water in [...]

I seem to remember a story about a couple of daredevils who went scuba diving inside a very large vat of beer at a major brewery, for like 12 minutes or so. The carbonation must have been brutal on the scuba equipment, but I imagine scuba diving in apple juice would be a lot easier. [...]

Thanks! And if you use a site, listing the site would be nice, too! Wet suit Vest Boots Flippers Gloves (optional) Mask and snorkel Wrist Dive computer (optional) The ff. you can rent in a dive shop: Weights/belt Air bottle or tank Pressure gauge Hope haven’t forgotten something.

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