Anybody familiar with the "Joe Diver" brand?

I ordered the majority of my equipment (regulator, safe second, octopus, BCD, gloves, mask, snorkel) through joe diver and found the price to be competitive and the equipment to be adequate. All in all it depends on the specific brand of equipment you purchase, but overall the company and website joediveramerica is reputable. I haven't had any problems with my equipment and the shipping was free and prompt. I don't have a lot of dives, but in the number that i do, my equipment has worked just fine.


So. +1 from me. YMMV.
 
I would not buy them, but in all reality a fin is a fin. Some just work a little better, easier, and fit more comfortably than others do. :thumbup:


The fins I use for still/still-ish water are Apollo Bio Fin Pros. Drift, river, or rescue diving I use Tusa Imprex.
Freediving I use Cressi Gara 300 Long Blade.




I love SCUBA, but freediving is where it's at. :D
 
texas gun person said:
I would not buy them, but in all reality a fin is a fin. Some just work a little better, easier, and fit more comfortably than others do. :thumbup:


The fins I use for still/still-ish water are Apollo Bio Fin Pros. Drift, river, or rescue diving I use Tusa Imprex.
Freediving I use Cressi Gara 300 Long Blade.




I love SCUBA, but freediving is where it's at. :D
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There are many nice fins on that page, but I am limited in my choices: size 14.
 
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