Posts by Dan

  • Sinus Pressure

    True on making it longer to heal by forcing it. Frank, your thread was like a bad omen, I haven't suffered from this for months and today we went out and I got it. Of course I powered through it and was hawking blood all day. Inhaling water through my nose allowed me to dive but it was far from relaxing. In reality it probably had to do with my cold.

  • Sinus Pressure

    Not all guys love to marinate in their piss like you do <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

    Quote from Marco

    Yeah, she’s hot!

    I don't know about hot but she does look healthy, probably won't need an enema any time soon <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

  • Sinus Pressure

    I want to see her do an enema <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">


    Good vids Marco, may really help someone who suffers from this.

  • Sinus Pressure

    I've had what you're describing a couple of times, but with me it's connected with equalization problems. I inhale saltwater through my nose to try to flush things out and let time do its thing. For me I think this problem is stress related.

  • Coffee and bottom time

    5-6 cups of coffee a day seems like too much. Coffee has zero nutritive value. For this reason it is one of very few products meant for consumption that is not required to have labeling. Of course if you add sugar and milk to it that's another story. All it is in essence is a stimulant. I'd question the necessity of consuming a stimulant on a regular basis. The coffee bean is not something we would naturally have access to and as such I doubt the human metabolic system is designed to make any positive use out of it. Of course if you simply like it then all those consideration are worth shit. Coffee is a huge industry and you are in the majority.

  • Diving on an empty stomach

    It is like ceviche but the fish is ground up into small pieces. Pantoja does make it very well. I prefer it to ceviche because there's not so much lime in it, it all gets pressed out.

  • Fish injuries

    It's a natural reaction. Our likes and dislikes are instinctually prejudiced. I believe we are programmed to be repulsed by something that doesn't look healthy to preserve our own health. By contrast there are many animals that prey on the weak and unhealthy. In this case I think it is just a matter of using logic to control feeling, I'm sure if you were really hungry you'd be very glad to get this fish. Pantoja wasn't hungry but now we have something to talk about :)

  • Extreme Divers 11/28

    Good report Frank, I'll bring a jacket tomorrow. I forgot to mention that a few days ago we got really shaken down by FWC at Haulover inlet.

  • Speardiver carbon fins

    Here is the longer version of the Speardier carbon fins, the C100. Longer blades for competitive freedivers and spearfishermen who prefer the extra propulsion at the expense of some maneuverability. Available at the Spearfishing Store.


    Speardiver C100 carbon blades features

    • Two year warranty on carbon blades (normal conditions of use).
    • Fit all standard foot pockets.
    • Medium stiffness.
    • Blade length: 34" (86cm).
    • Complete fin length (blade and foot pocket) approximately 39" (100cm) depending on foot pocket size.
    • Blade width: 8.27" (21cm).
    • Blade weight: 15oz (420g).
    • 25º built in toe angle.
    • Water channeling rails for stabilization.
    • Foot pocket rails for easy installation of the blades in foot pockets. No gluing is needed.



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