Atomic Aquatics
Any thoughts on my Scuba gear list?
I have been researching gear and asking various divers’ opinions on what kind of gearI should buy. I am a newer diver who will be taking my Advanced classes soon. About 50% of my diving will be done in warm tropical oceans, and the other half in Canadian freshwater lakes during the summer months. I plan to remain a recreational diver, and will eventually take my equipment to 130 foot depth.
What, if any, opinions to you have about this list;
Mask; Atomic Aquatics Clear Frameless Mask
Snorkel; Oceanic Ultradry Snorkel
Fins; Atomic Aquatics Smoke On The Water
BCD; Scubapro Knighthawk Back-Inflate/Wing
Regulator; Apeks XTX200 Balanced Diaphram Regulator
Octopus; Scubapro Restyled Air2 Combo Octopus/BCD Inflator
Gauges/Computer; Uwatec Aladin Prime 3 Gauge/Computer Console (metric)
Any thoughts on this list? What concerns should I have with any of these choices? Any additional advice is appreciated. Special thanks to Scubabob for your help so far.
It’s all very good equipment. The only concern I have is the Integrated Air2.
In a real OOA situation, it can be difficult to breath from the same hose you need to control your buoyancy, and maybe the buoyancy of your partner.
With lots of practice, it isn’t an issue.
Atomic Aquatics ST1 Regulator
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Atomic Aquatics Sub Frame DIVE Mask – CLEAR / PINK – Scuba Diving Snorkeling NEW $75.00 |
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Atomic Aquatics Split Fin Full Foot Yellow 7.5/8.5 $89.00 |
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Atomic Aquatics Split Fin Full Foot Blue 7.5/8.5 $89.00 |
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Atomic Aquatics Split Fin Full Foot Blue 4.5/5.5 $89.00 |
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Atomic Aquatics Split Fins Blue Small $199.00 |
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Atomic Aquatics Scuba Diving Frameless Mask The Atomic Aquatics Frameless mask is about fit, comfort and vision. The large lens and close fitting skirt work in harmony to create perhaps the widest viewing angle of any frameless mask design. The lens shape was computer designed to maximize upward, downward and side to side vision. Because an external frame is not needed, the viewable area of the lens is optimized. Squeeze to adjust buckles a… |
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Atomic SV2 Semi-Dry Snorkel $65.00 Many divers won’t even dive with a snorkel, just look around on the next dive you take at the beach or out on the charter boat, very few snorkels. You also hear many divers on those dives complain about their short bottom times and want to know how to increase it for more fun. A snorkel is part of that answer. The amount of air a diver wastes on the surface breathing from their regulator drastical… |
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Atomic Aquatics Frameless mask for Scuba and Snorkeling The Atomic Aquatics Frameless mask is about fit, comfort, and vision. The large lens and close fitting skirt work in harmony to create perhaps the widest viewing angle of any frameless mask design. The lens shape was computer designed to maximize upward, downward, and side to side vision. Squeeze to adjust buckles are tucked behind the lens for a sleek hydrodynamic design.Features:Optical quality,… |
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