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[Choose #1] easier to visualize
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[Choose #1] Neither. My group uses a closed fist bounced off the top of the head. It can be seen from a distance both above and below water. Hand signals as pictured above are only good if you are very colse together and can be confusing.
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lerpy - 6/21/2012 8:52 AM
[Choose #1] Never even heard of pinching. The people I dive with would prabably think I want to blaze one, then I would get the circle OK back. LOL
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[Choose #1] pinch!!! where did this come from lol..
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[Choose #1] Because my index finger is much longer than my thumb.
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[Choose #1] Maybe I don’t pay enough attention to details like that, i’m going to have to keep an eye out for pinchers now. I had to look at one of my pics to see if I was a pincher or circle
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[Choose #1] I’ve never seen pinch yet, but I did quite few of thumbs up in the past.
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[Choose #1] I’ve never heard of nor seen the pinch used?
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[Choose #1] I have seen lots of pinches and lets go up signs to say....I am ok...lol... guess its the try that counts...hahahaha
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[Choose #1] I think pinchers are too used to smoking joints. (hehe)
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[Choose #1] I had to break my son of giving me thumbs up for "OK" and "great dive"!
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[Choose #1] Who would pinch, and why?
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[Choose #1] I giggle on the inside when I see a diver pinch.
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