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    Pro Scuba Dive Center

    Pro Scuba Dive Center

    4.6
    (22 reviews)
    100.6 km

    Here are three reasons you should choose Pro Scuba Dive Center to get certified, even if there are…read morecloser shops to you. 1. NAUI. The three most popular certification agencies are PADI, SSI, and NAUI. All three, and others, are recognized worldwide. NAUI's training is known to be the most thorough of the big three. NAUI is a non-profit, so they're not interested in certifying as many divers as possible just because it's their business model. PADI is the largest certification agency, but to be blunt they're just not respected. If you look in the right places, you'll find tons of memes making fun of PADI. Not so with NAUI and SSI. Some PADI divers are excellent, but many are not. NAUI will more likely make you a good diver. I'd be reluctant to dive with a random PADI buddy who got certified at a resort, but I'd be much more confident buddying up with someone from NAUI. An analogy: Supercuts gives tons of haircuts, but if you really want something nice you'll probably book a stylist in a salon. You can't go wrong with NAUI. If you cut corners and go elsewhere, you'll probably be jealous of NAUI divers who have better training than you. 2. Scubapro. Pro Scuba Dive Center is a Scubapro Platinum shop. This means they specialize in that one brand. Luckily, Scubapro is a premium brand and you can't go wrong with it. There are other premium brands, and you can get by with non-premium brands too. However, if you're the kind of person who wants high-end equipment, Scubapro should be on your short list. Bonus: the rental gear you use in your class will be Scubapro. Other shops probably won't rent you stuff this good. 3. David and Cheryl. These folks just love diving, love talking about diving, and they really care about the state of the industry. They have high standards and want to do things the right way. Their shop is clean and orderly. They take good care of their rental equipment. They're wonderful people. Bonus: the shop has Corgis! Don't wait until the last minute before a vacation to get certified. That will limit your options. Get certified 6 months in advance and you'll have the best experience.

    My husband and I purchased snorkel gear at the Pro Scuba Dive Shop. During our trip to Hawaii we…read morehad some user errors with the gear. This time before we left for Hawaii we visited Dave and his wife and they kindly fit us again for our snorkel gear. Turns our were wearing it a little too tight and causing leaks and discomfort. Thankfully, on our last snorkel trip to Hawaii we had a much better experience. Thank you guys!

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    Dave gives a lecture to a CPR/First aid class in our spacious, air conditioned class room.
    Dave gives a lecture to a CPR/First aid class in our spacious, air conditioned class room.
    Scuba Squad Dive Club meeting with a guest speaker. Our club is free as long as your a safe diver and play well with others.
    Scuba Squad Dive Club meeting with a guest speaker. Our club is free as long as your a safe diver and play well with others.
    Pro Scuba Hosted NAUI Course Directors, instructor trainer update seminar in 2013.

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    Pro Scuba Hosted NAUI Course Directors, instructor trainer update seminar in 2013.
    Sports Basement

    Sports Basement

    4.3
    (639 reviews)
    7.5 km
    $$

    great store, great people. our go-to store for sports gear and bicycle gear and maintenance…read more shout out to grace and alon in the shoe department. both helped me with a new pair of Hoka's. Thank you! Also, love that fact Sports Basement recycles used shoes and other gear.

    Between friendly Grace up front at the counter to nice chat and banter with the humorous and…read morecustomer-service-oriented Mr. Young upstairs to the elder woman ( maybe in her late 60's, thick-rimmed glasses, quick wit, re-stocking clothes then scanning SKUs to get prices for me on various items ), a generally good shopping experience. Really love the store layout, not sterile, has personality to it, the variety of sports items, apparel, shoes, and was even pleasant enough with the air-conditioning and fans on. Can't give it 5 Stars, though. Would love to, but this place has more items missing price tags than Grocery Outlet! Mentioned it to a couple of the employees, one replied there are "some items" where that is true ( more than some ), and another assured me that the items I was referring to had price tags on them. Yeah, No! At least in the energy bars / nutrition / protein powders / hydration packs, etc. department. Yes, there are some stickers designating price / bar and price / box, which IS helpful, then...a row or two or three of suddenly no price tags. And look at it this way, if you're going to put in the effort to label containers with expiration dates like "5/27" ( which seems like the store did in the spirit of good customer service ), then you CAN actually make the effort to clarify to the customer what item is what price. ( Why does this seem like basic Common Sense here, and if managers are not on top of this problem, then that is on them. I spent too much time walking the aisles, trying to find pricing, asking for help to scan items, discovering more things without pricing. Fix that problem ASAP. Or install a scanner in parts of the store for customers to utilize on their own. ) Overall, check out the store. Here's another reason why: I observed (2) separate employees, one younger 20's male in the running shoe department, one latter 20's female in the ski boot department, personally attending to customers, giving their input on products, doing some old-school sales and persuasion. VERY GOOD to see that. Both had product knowledge, were hands-on, was refreshing to see. Thumbs up!

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    The Aventon Pace 4 Step Through E Bike at its new home.

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    The Aventon Pace 4 Step Through E Bike at its new home.

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