How sure are you that your criminal record is as clean as the diving gears in the rental shop? A lot of divers commit a crime without realizing it and it would be a shame if you’re one of them. Here is the list of 4 admissible pieces of evidence that will lead you to remorse-trip-to-jail once you get to put your fingerprints on them.
1. Mask
Renting your mask is a 3rd-degree felony that you have to pay for by means of torture. You have to take into account that your scuba mask is your window for the world out there in the waters, it would be a serious mistake to use a foggy and leaky one. In case you’re thinking of renting a mask, think twice. Do not be a murderer of a supposed to be wonderful dive.
2. Wetsuit
Imagine finding a whole range of options laid to you in a rental shop then spending 45 minutes trying out different sizes and styles just to end up renting worn-outs. We don’t need a jury to tell you that you have made poor choices in life including this particular one.
3. Fins
Fish have fins and not legs, if you’re going to barge in their territory, might as well be in stealth mode. Scuba fins are the best accessory to move through the water. You have to look for comfortable and efficient flippers and rental shops are probably not the best place to snoop in your nose. Invest on your fins because it is beyond reasonable doubt that a bad fitting rental one will bring you nothing but guilt.
4. Dive Computer
If you dive frequently, this accessory is essential for you because nobody enjoys working the dive tables anymore the same as nobody wants to get frustrated learning different models of computer. Investing on this will be a great help for you in the long run because you can closely monitor your depth, time, decompression status, and tank pressure.
Renting these 4 gears is definitely not open for a plea bargain or any negotiations. You are a criminal that deserves to be incarcerated for a lifetime. This is not a threat to ditch rental shops, this is merely a warning to remind you that if in any case, you decide to rent the equipment mentioned above then you are in for the “remorse jail” for the entirety of your dive.
I’m not sure what kind of diving experience the author is referring to, but I’ve had excellent experiences renting gears from local shops. The equipment is well-maintained, and the staff are knowledgeable. This blog post is just trying to stir up controversy.
Thank you for sharing your positive experience with renting diving gears from local shops, Lei Wong! We’re glad to hear that the equipment was well-maintained and the staff were knowledgeable. At Gill Divers, we also prioritize providing our divers with high-quality gear and expert guidance. While it’s understandable to have differing opinions on the topic, we appreciate your perspective and encourage you to reach out to us at Tel: +65 6734 9373 or Email: [email protected] if you have any further questions or concerns. We’d be happy to help you plan your next dive trip!
I completely disagree with the tone of this blog post. As a scuba diving enthusiast, I’ve rented gears from reputable shops and had no issues. It’s unfair to generalize an entire industry based on a few bad experiences.
We understand that as a scuba diving enthusiast, you have had positive experiences with renting gears from reputable shops. However, we would like to clarify that our intention is not to generalize an entire industry based on a few bad experiences. Our goal is to highlight the importance of responsible and ethical practices in the rental shop industry. We appreciate your feedback and would be happy to discuss this further with you. Please feel free to contact us at Tel: +65 6734 9373 or Email: [email protected].
I’m shocked by the bold claims made in this blog post. Renting diving gears is not a crime, and it’s absurd to compare it to committing murder. The author seems to have an axe to grind with rental shops.
We understand your concerns and apologize if our previous post came across as misleading or alarmist. At Gill Divers, we want to emphasize that renting diving gears is a normal and accepted practice in the scuba diving community. Our intention was not to imply that rental shops are inherently criminal or that individuals who rent gear are committing murder. Instead, we were highlighting the importance of investing in one’s own equipment and the benefits it can bring to their diving experience. We appreciate your feedback and would be happy to discuss this further with you.