I have made a bunch of mistakes or ineffective attempts to do things because I had nobody to whom to ask random questions. When I saw someone else do something amazing or I stumbled across a way that works for me...I'll put it here so maybe you can use it.
It can be brutal trying to find someone to go diving with if you don't have a built in friend or loved one. Here's a couple ways I've been successful in the past.
Some are good. Some suck. Some have come and gone. This list will get you started and are reliable enough and well filmed enough to be enjoyable and educational.
There has got to be a better way then yanking and pulling and fighting the fabric.
The absolute worst feeling is that pressure in your ears and you know you can't go any deeper until you solve that issue. What are some best practices?
Wait...I can do that? You sure can...and it can save the back of your head!
I'm diving a long-hose setup and I don't want the hose to be a flappy snag hazard and I don't want to tuck it into my waist belt...what option do I have?
If you dive a back plate and wing BCD you are going to need to trim webbing...so how do you do it? Certainly you just don't cut it and move on...right?
Do it right...with a step by step guide and pictures!
I only have two hands...how do I carry all this stuff?!
Think compact. Think small. Think efficient.
Think gear. Think cold. Think depth.
It can be awkward, heavy and expensive.
