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| First Set Of Dive Gear: Discuss Dive Superstore - USA in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Hi, can anyone recommend a good dive shop in the USA for kit ? a workmate lives in Houston and he ... |
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| village dive shop in manhatten, new york - lots of dir style kit, ridiculous prices with the exchange rate. If i can dig out a link i'll post it. |
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| Depends what you're after... Many of the good kit manufacturers are based in the USA and will sell direct (Salvo, DeepSea Supply, DUI, Diving Concepts, Dive Xtras to name just a handful). The dive 'super stores' I gave seen out in the US sell an awful lot of tat (snorkels in any colour you can imagine, BCDs with more D-rings and plastic clips than you can shake a stick at), but quality gear tends to be sold at smaller more specialist places or direct. Be careful if you're looking at cylinders as DOT stamped ones may not get filled here and depth / pressure gauges could be in PSI and feet instead of bar and metres. |
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| hi, the force fins i though i was getting are no longer a go so i am after them. a mask, reg bag and a few other bits. i will try and find the manhattan place thanks D |
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