SCUBA Divers- New online store with great prices and free shipping over $100

[geoffkin]

Thanks for all the advice! How cheap should I be able to find a dry snorkel? I just don't like the idea of putting something in my mouth, that tons of other people I don't know have!! LOL

 

[Subh2o]

A good dry snorkel will run 25-40 bucks.

 

[dleiss]

Ocean Master Dry Snorkel and Ocean Master Flex Dry Snorkel are both $30 at leasurepro.com. I paid $50 at retail store in Florida Keys. About $5 more than AquaLung POS.

 

[TreyRandom]

Although you can find some good deals online, don't forget to support your local dive shop - the guys that don't make a whole lot of money, but still manage to line up dive trips to take you to Florida, the Caribbean, and other tropical destinations. Plus, they provide you with the education and training you need to not only become certified, but also to stay alive underwater. If you don't support the dive shops, they'll be forced to close. The extra few bucks it costs you might be worth it in the long run.

TreyRandom - "Divemaster Spock"
PADI Rescue Diver / Medic First Aid
PADI Equipment Specialist
Divemaster-In-Training

 

[Relayer]

FYI: This site does not have a secure site when entering your credit card.

 

[Snowlock]

I have to agree with some others posting here. Prices seem to run about average on that site. nothing spectacular. I keep hoping for the off season christmas sale for diving equipt. and it never shows up. <sigh>
My experience actually follows post (somewhere) above, piratescuba, diveus, and scuba.com, also divesports, and diversdiscount are on occasion cheaper. Shop around. For those looking for the best price on tanks... I think the best site is diveremporium.com, not sure about their prices now but I got a sweet deal on a faber LP steel last year.