Older than time itself (or at least older than the SPG v. Transmitter debate), the question of diving wet or dry has been around for a few minutes. While they both have an overlap regarding application, they also have very specific characteristics that make each of them unique for specific types of diving.

As Jack is an employee of DUI, you can imagine where his passion lies, however as a diver that wants to continue to learn, he's very aware of how each type of thermal protection plays a part in scuba diving as a whole.

Jack Der

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The Dive Table

www.thedivetable.com

Fish Dive Surf, Inc.

www.fishdivesurf.com

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