Aloha I have been the owner of the Coral Reef Wetsuit Company in So Ca since it's founding in 1980,and still we are still going strong, we are one of the last wetsuit makers in the U.S. most if not all have moved overseas for better labor prices, we have not done so because of quality control issues and trade secrets we do not wish to share with Asia, we do repairs on most wetsuits if they can be, we also can alter your existing suit shorten legs and arms, take in cuffs of ankles if needed, we also make our complete line of scuba suits and surfing wetsuits, so please call if you need to ask some questions about your wetsuit we can guide you in your quest for a better dive and fit. Much Mahalo Tony Coral Reef coralreefusa.com 714 894 3483
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Divepanthers (Divepanthers) Recreational divers from the far north of Europa. Always diving in warm waters and doing 2-3 dive trips a year. Hobby underwater photographers. Favorite destination is Indonesia.
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Ellen Cuylaerts (EllenC) Ellen Cuylaerts relocated from Belgium to the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman in 2009. She studied history in Antwerp and got her master in modern history and education. She homeschools her 2 gifted teenagers and decided to take up scuba diving in June 2011. Soon she took up her childhood dream: photography. She decided to use the skills she learned to spread the awareness and contribute to the conservation and preservation of the fragile marine environment. PADI Master Scuba Diver
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Faridzul Farin Farid (AliSh) PADI Night Diver
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Francis (Maddiver) diving is everything... PADI Divemaster
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Heather (heather) Heather is a recreational scuba diver from Boulder, Colorado far inland from the clear blue Caribbean where she loves to dive. Her academic background is Environmental Biology and Geology. Professionally she is a writer and blogger. She is ever passionate about the planet's oceans, its marine life and the role humanity plays in shaping this small blue world. She imagines that scuba diving is the closest thing to a spacewalk that she will experience in this lifetime.
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Henry Jager (HenryJager) Henry Jager is a passionate underwater and wildlife photographer with an incredible sense for an unexpected view on the subjects. In 2012, he has been awarded "Grand Master of Underwaterphotography" at "www.underwaterphotography.com". He won gold medal at the world biggest fotosalon, the "Trierenberger Super Circuit" 2011 cat. "Nature" with his Sardines Tornado, was finalist at "The Open" 2012 and achieved recognitions by "National Geographic" Germany and International. www.conartix-photo.ch PADI Deep Diver
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Indah Susanti (indahs) A seasonal traveler and scuba diver with camera. Her works have been exhibited and published. She is also a part time blogger on travel, dive trips and writing monthly blog article on marine life and marine conservation. Please visit her website for her blog post and photography.
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Jack Connick (JackConnick) I own Seattle's underwater camera store, Optical Ocean Sales. We're a dealer for all major brands. We dive and sell underwater cameras, housings, trays, arms, strobes, and other underwater photography products. I have more than 1300 dives in 10 countries around the world and lead dive trips at least twice a year.
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Jami Feldman (underwaterpaparazzi) I'm a southern California photographer, scuba addict, & Divemaster. I can't live without cameras, sharpies, scuba gear, dark chocolate, 35mm film, travel and ice cream. In no particular order. PADI Divemaster
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Jamie Hayes (jchayes) I am a marine biologist and enthusiast of all things oceanic. Whether snorkeling, diving, surfing, or sailing, I'm always excited to get in the water. I learned to dive in the beautiful waters of a Fijian lagoon, on Gau Island. Since then, my diving has taken me from cenotes in the Mexican Riviera Maya to the frigid waters off Rhode Island. I've found that no matter where you dive, there exists a separate and fascinating universe just under the surface.
SAVE OUR PLANET & OUR JOBS
Aloha To All I would like to let your community here Know that there is an alternative to throwing away their old wetsuit and into the landfill call us @ Coral Reef and lets see if we can repair or alter your wetsuit, it will save you money from not having to buy a new wetsuit & also you will be saving the planet by not filling our landfills with a neoprene product, and lastly you will be helping keep jobs in America, That's 3 great things we can do for our local community & our country. Thank You Tony Jones coralreefusa.com 714 894 3483