I don;t know whether to spend $2000 on Scuba Gear, or save it for the future for things like uni or a car? I have been thinking about it for a while and just need an outside opinion. Thanks
another thing is that i really enjoy scuba diving and i really want my own gear, and i don’t want to continue waisting my money renting gear whan i can have my own. If i have my own then i can go out with the dive club for about $20, instead of $100 with the local store. I really am not sure.

Save your money. You will need it for school. Trust me I did not get into diving often, and get my own gear till I was 30. I could do all this BECAUSE I got a great-paying job from my EDUCATION 🙂

Plus, you can rent scuba gear when you go diving. Lots of schools have dive clubs that have gear your can borrow. If you dive very often, then I would recommend buying yourself a regulator/octo because that is your life support system, plus your mask, fins and snorkel. But you can rent your BC.

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John and Rambo travel to Cape Town in South Africa to take a crash-course in Scuba diving; in order to dive in the ocean with Great White Sharks.

Five / Objective Productions, 2004

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John & Edward Singing ATST Scuba Diving in UCH, Limerick 10th August 2010

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This demonstration video discusses and shows the features of the Cressi Gara 2000 HF Full Foot Free Diving Fins. These fins are more rigid and less flexible than the Gara 3000. They are used by many world-class free diving competitors. Designed for free diving and spearfishing and a better snap for better performance. The Long blades maximize thrust, minimizing work.

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