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Phone: (617) 277-2216
Fax: (617) 738-5521
Address: 213 Boylston st. Brookline, MA, 02445
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News & Events
First Aid, CPR, and O2 Course in March
This course will certify you to perform First aid for aquatic injuries as well as administer cpr and oxygen safely.
Aqualung Test Day
Come test out all kinds of new aqualung products, then come to the store for some great deals on gear packages.
ONE DAY ONLY!
Trip Pictures
Come take a look at some of our pictures from previous trips
Make Your Own Mask And Fins Day
Join us April 18th and make a mask and set of fins with us
$50 off your first gear purchase when you sign up for OW pool and classroom training.
*only valid for purchases of $150 or greater
New Gear Update
Dive Caddy Travel Bag
Round two of the new gear review! The Dive Caddy is something that we've had in the store for a few months now but still fits the description of "new gear". This travel bag was brought to our attention in October at DEMA (our crazy, big, dive gear show, where we get to play with the latest and greatest). It caught my attention for a couple reasons. 1. Traveling, at least recently, is the quickest way to lose all faith in humanity. Airlines and airports change policies faster than they can print them. Therefore uniform answers to any query on baggage limits is usually out of the question. 2. My dive gear wasn't cheap, nor can I be satisfied on a dive vacation without some of my must have items. My mask ( I love it and will be grumpy any time underwater without it). My reg (I service it, I dive it, I know where it's been). Finally my computer ( I know how it works and know it works well). The Dive Caddy is my way of removing any worry of lost or missing gear issues. The coolest aspect of this bag is the fact that it uses your gear to create a rigid structure. This uses room so well that 99% of you will be able to carry-on all your scuba gear. I say 99% because for some XL or XXL bc's there is more fabric than this, otherwise super bag, can hold. XL and XXL fins can be a bit tight too. For most of us, even those with XL back inflate bc's, this bag will perform smashingly. Paul took it along on his Bonaire trip this year and had an excellent experience with it. It has backpack straps to relieve some weight and thus freeing up your hands. It also fits all an average traveller would need on a couple day trip for sure. ("For Sure" does not cover the people who pack half the closet and bathroom... you're on your own)
Do I like it... I love it. I've had great reviews from all who have used it. If you want to know more you can check out the Dive Caddy website, http://www.divecaddy.net, here is a video of how it works, or just come into the store. Paul, Nick or I would love to show you.
Alex (ECD Staff)
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