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When can a diver walk on water???
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A 3mm suit in 10C water you must be nuts, Alright we are comfortable to what temp we have grown up in but maybe its because im really skinny but im sure to the average person diving in 10C water in a 3mm suit borders on insanity. After 3hours diving in the ocean at the moment 28-29C im already shivering pretty sad isnt it. One year in winter the reports were of water temp 22C, my dive buddies and I refused to go diving in such cold conditions and sat at home and did some statics instead pretty sad isnt it.
cheers
A 3mm suit in 10C water you must be nuts, Alright we are comfortable to what temp we have grown up in but maybe its because im really skinny but im sure to the average person diving in 10C water in a 3mm suit borders on insanity. After 3hours diving in the ocean at the moment 28-29C im already shivering pretty sad isnt it. One year in winter the reports were of water temp 22C, my dive buddies and I refused to go diving in such cold conditions and sat at home and did some statics instead pretty sad isnt it.
cheers
ice freediving
here's a pic from freediving.at of christian redl doing an ice dive. the Deepest Bear in the world is currently in training to join him. check it out on www.deepestbear.com
Sam
here's a pic from freediving.at of christian redl doing an ice dive. the Deepest Bear in the world is currently in training to join him. check it out on www.deepestbear.com
Sam
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bbbrrrrrrrr,
you guys are mad.
even in sydney the water only 24(cold for this time of the year) and after an hour i'm cold in my 3mm suit. i definitly wouldn't fredive below 20deg, and if the surf was really good I'd go in a bit below that(maybe 18)....but not much. 5deg, forget it!!
Hey Alun, did you get burnt today. Damn sun, it was a stinker here today. I've had enough of this long summer. Too hot. I'm going to spend all w/e at the beach again.
Sorry to you Northeners.....i'll soak up a bit of sun for you as well. AAAhhhhh, the beach, the waves, the babes. Gotta love summer.:t
pete
you guys are mad.
even in sydney the water only 24(cold for this time of the year) and after an hour i'm cold in my 3mm suit. i definitly wouldn't fredive below 20deg, and if the surf was really good I'd go in a bit below that(maybe 18)....but not much. 5deg, forget it!!
Hey Alun, did you get burnt today. Damn sun, it was a stinker here today. I've had enough of this long summer. Too hot. I'm going to spend all w/e at the beach again.
Sorry to you Northeners.....i'll soak up a bit of sun for you as well. AAAhhhhh, the beach, the waves, the babes. Gotta love summer.:t
pete
An added bonus for freedivng under the ice is the fact that you hane no bubbles to interfere with your photos.
That manes the hole isn't bubbling all the time like it does with scuba divers in the water. When it gets very calm, you can take shots right through to the surface.
Jon
That manes the hole isn't bubbling all the time like it does with scuba divers in the water. When it gets very calm, you can take shots right through to the surface.
Jon
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