john
you are probably right. you probably could get away easily with the two
items.
BUT you wouldn't look like a bad ass SCUBA diver. you really need a 8 inch 2
1/2 lb
piece of stainless strapped to your leg;-)
be cool
hank
In a message dated 97-03-27 03:27:00 EST, you write:
<< Subj: Newbie question on dive knives
Date: 97-03-27 03:27:00 EST
From: johnb@pi*.co*.uk* (John Brett)
To: techdiver@aquanaut.com ('techdiver@aquanaut.com')
Hi,
Intro:
I'm a long-term lurker planning to put together a proper rig during this
diving
season. I've been listening in for advice, and spent some time looking at
Todd Leonard's web page, trying to ensure I understand why everything is as
it is.
First question:
Why take a dive knife, as opposed to other ways of cutting line/netting &c?
The two alternatives I can see are a netcutter and shears (as used by
EMT's).
I can see pros & cons to each method. What are the factors that dictate a
knife over the other methods?
John Brett
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