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Your ScubaDoRags are well worth the money

March 9, 2008

I recently returned from the Bahamas where I went diving for the first time.
What an amazing experience!
At the suggestion of a friend, I had purchased a few ScubaDoRags for the
trip.
I wore one while snorkeling (saw a HUGE Barracuda) and it prevented any
burning to my head (the hair is starting to get a little thinner these
days).
When we went on my first dive, it was a good thing I had my seabra rag on!
Towards the end of the dive, my instructor, who knew I wanted a picture with
my buddy, asked if I knew what he looked like. When I looked around at all
the people in the water, everyone looked the same and I couldn’t spot him.
Thanks to my scubadorag, my buddy had already spotted me in the crowd, swam
down to us and we got the shot.
Your ScubaDoRags are well worth the money and I will be getting more of your
products as I go for my open water certification! I just wish someone here
in Nashville carried them!
		
Larry Wilson, Joelton, TN

“Do Rag Duet at Captain Kidd’s”

March 1, 2008

You might have heard of the recent discovery of one of Captain Kidd’s 
shipwreck the Quedagh Merchant here in the Dominican Republic. We had the opportunity 
to dive there (not open to the public) and I have this picture to share with you.
My husband, is the one on the left (I got his socks for Christmas to match his do rag) 
and our good friend Dan Gowen on the right. I am calling the picture “Do Rag Duet 
at Captain Kidd’s”
		
J Clarvajal, D Gowen by C Carvajal in Santo Domingo, DR

This is my second order this month.

November 29,2007

This is my second order this month. The first arrived 
within 5 business days without issue. I was so pleased 
with my hoods on my first order. Used them on a dive 
trip last week. That is why I am ordering more with 
the socks to match.
		
Thank you,   Pickering, Ontario, Canada

Note from CoCo – We LOVE DivePirates.org. Please visit their site and see how you can help!

November 29, 2007

We have a charitable foundation called Dive Pirates that brings wounded Iraqi 
vets and other disabled divers to the Caymans for a week getaway once a year. 
What could be better than a crew of pirates with Do Rags to wear on the boat, 
at the resort and underwater?  Scuba Do Rags adds to the sense of belonging 
that all disabled crave after recovering from their injuries or disease.
		
Note from CoCo – We LOVE DivePirates.org.   Please visit their site and see how you can help!

SHE JUST WOULDN’T GIVE UP THE SCUBA DO RAG TO HER HUSBAND

August 23, 2007

	THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP WITH THE WOUNDED WARRIORS.
	THEY HAD A GREAT TIME IN BONAIRE.
	HERE IS MARIA GILL ONE OF THE WOUNDED WARRIORS WIFE, SHE
	JUST WOULDN’T GIVE UP THE SCUBA DO RAG TO HER HUSBAND.
	GOD BLESS!!
		
STEWART W. SNYDER III, HSA COURSE DIRECTOR

From that moment on, she was fine and had no problems with her mask strap or tangling hair.

August, 17, 2007

    I don’t know if you will remember me, but 5 years ago I read about 
your product in one of the scuba magazines and contacted you right away 
about getting some scuba good hoods for myself, and as gifts for my 
family.  The next year I met you in person at the Dive Expo in Chicago, 
and ended up purchasing several more of your hoods.   It’s been 4 years 
now and I have finally exhausted my supply of hoods, except for my original 
one.  Somehow I keep “loaning” them out to other people and they 
never come home again, so today I ordered a new one in your Sharky pattern, 
and I can’t wait to get it.
    My real reason for emailing is to let you know that I am a dive instructor, 
and one of the problems I run into with every class is someone with long hair 
that keeps getting tangled in their mask strap.  That exact problem turned up 
last night in an open water pool session.  My student was continually struggling 
with her mask strap.  I remembered I had my only remaining scuba good hood in 
the car so sent my divemaster to find it.  He did, and I “loaned” 
it to my student.  From that moment on, she was fine and had no problems with 
her mask strap or tangling hair.  I am sending her the link for your website, 
and I’m sure she will be purchasing her own scuba good hoods.  The one 
I loaned her is safely back in its home with me, but I wanted to make sure I 
always had a spare hood with me for class. 
    I teach at Mermet Springs, in Southern Illinois, so we often have 
“limited visibility.”  We also are open to many shops that conduct 
training dives, so on a busy weekend there can be a lot of instructors in the 
water.  I always wear my Scuba GoodHood when I am doing check out dives because 
my students can easily identify me underwater.  
    I can’t say enough about how fun and functional your products are.  
I hope you continue to come up with new patterns and maybe can revive some of 
your old ones.  My very first hood (which I will always keep) was a pattern of 
little fish.  I can’t remember what the name was, but I still love it.
		
Pat Berschied, SSI Advanced Open Water Instructor

I have been diving since 1962 and it never occurred to me how valuable this hat could be!

August, 15, 2007

In March of 2007, my wife and I were helping the Houston Underwater 
Photographic Society set up the photo gallery at Sea Space in 
Houston, Texas when we met Susan Martin who was setting up her 
display of colorful do rags, socks and other colorful items. 
We bought several sets of do rags with matching dive socks 
“just for fun.”

We dove Little Cayman and Aruba this summer and I would put on my 
day-glow orange and and yellow do rag and razz the other divers 
telling them that before the week was over, they were going to 
be chasing me around the boat to get my do rag.  (My wife loved 
me wearing it because it made it easy for her to identify me under water.)

While we were in Aruba, the visibility was very limited. While on a deep 
dive at Three Fingers, I found three banded coral shrimp and my wife and 
I stopped to take a few pictures.  The rest of the small dive party was 
a little ahead of us, but in sight.  After a couple of shots, I looked 
up and they were nowhere to be seen.  As it turned out, they got caught 
in a rogue current and were well on their way “somewhere.”  
Before long, we were caught in it too and also headed for “somewhere”...
we still had no idea where the divers were.  She and I stayed together, 
but traveled some distance before finishing our safety stop and breaking 
the surface.  We could see the now very tiny boat in the distance and were 
preparing to inflate our safety sausage when we noticed the boat heading 
in our direction.  Once on board, the boat captain said he thought we were 
a couple of spear fisherman until he spotted the bright do rag!  As it turns 
out, my “just for fun” do rag became a serious safety tool to 
assist in getting us picked up quickly, and everyone returned to the boat 
safely.  I have been diving since 1962 and it never occurred to me how 
valuable this hat could be!
		
Paul S. McDonald

she wore playing tennis this afternoon to the complete distraction of her opponents

March 3, 2007

we enjoyed the dive expo and seeing old friends and making new ones.
Lynn even bought a ScubaDoRag shirt which she wore playing tennis this
afternoon to the complete distraction of her opponents. They joked that the
other team got seasick just looking at Lynn’s wild top.
		
David, Raleigh, NC

My last one is now the pride and joy of a local boat man in Sipadan, East Malaysia

Jun 9, 2003

Dear Susan,
Once again I need a new Rag My last one is now the pride and joy of 
a local boat man in Sipadan, East Malaysia. I gave it to him at 
the end of a recent trip, and to say he was pretty “made-
up” is an understatement. I have filled out the form as per 
your instruction, but should you need to add any extra postage for 
Malaysia, feel free to do so. I love the new colours and styles, 
but still no Pirates Skull and Crossbones or Acid house Smile Face 
:) Hope you get one sorted some day. Until then I will carry on 
wearing my rag with pride.
In truth and style, kind regards,
		
Craig

Man am I enjoying my ScubaDoRags.

Jun 9, 2003

Hi Sue,
Man am I enjoying my ScubaDoRags. I have had lots of positive comments 
and as I promised I will be taking them to the spinning conference here 
in Chicago. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your doing this for 
me. Let me know which ones I do not have and I will add them to my 
collection.
Also, let me know if you have others that do not appear on the website.
		
Jerry

Long time customer

Jan 1, 2000


Van Melroe

This thing is awesome! I love it! Worth the $!

Jun 22, 2003

Thanks for sending the pics so quickly! I wore the head rag pretty much all
night after I left the show. Several people who saw it commented on it. I
let ’em “read my head tag” (the label on the side) so you 
may be hearing from people soon! This thing is awesome! I love it! Worth the 
$!
Thanks again.
		
Dave W.

i was the only one wearing your do rag and everybody love’d it so

Jun 8, 2004

Hello
I was in Mexico this pass week and dove the Cenotes and i was the only one
wearing your do rag and everybody love’d it so, I toll them how to get one
off your web site, In the cravens of the Cenotes you need one so, you can be
seen by the other dives in your group even if they can’t see you because
it’s dark there only your light from your the light in your hand and what’s
coming thru the holes in the rock. So, when I get the picture done I will
sent you a copy.
		
    Leon D. Hammond Sr.    Dive coordinator    of the Atantic Ranger Scuba Club

the socks were a hit

Aug 1, 2004

Susan aka CoCo Cheznaynay (I love the name)
I’m one of the girls you gave the socks to to try. I kept looking for you 
but didn’t see you Saturday night and I didn’t make it back there 
Sunday (I was exhausted). Anyway, the socks were a hit. I enjoyed wearing them. 
They were cool and I really liked not feeling the seams, that surprised me. Most 
importantly, everyone loved them. I got tons of comments about my great socks 
while I was riding. It was fun. Personally, they were a hit. I found them to 
be very comfortable while riding and very stylish.
Good luck.			
		
Kim Zecchin aka grngiant

My ScubaDoRag is getting a little faded now but over 300 dives later it is still going strong.

Dec 3, 2004

Hi Susan
My ScubaDoRag is getting a little faded now but over 300 dives later it is still 
going strong. I am still hoping that at some stage you will do a British Union 
Jack version. I get a lot of British divers asking me about this! 
Hope you like the attached images, and yes the sharks were big and up close 
and personnel!
Kind Regards,
		
Jaime Burns

Count me as a very satisfied customer.

Aug 28, 2005

Hey Susan.
I had my open water certification dives this weekend. Sat I did not wear my
ScubaDoRag and got more sun on my bald head than I should have. Sun I made
sure that I wore it for both dives. It was great. It was very comfortable
and did not get in the way of my mask. Count me as a very satisfied
customer.
Thanks again for being a sponsor for my website.
	
Watt Smith

We are very pleased with all, especially the color design

Oct 29, 2006

Just thought we would drop you a note and let you know we received our shoodn’t shipment. 
We are very pleased with all, especially the color design we did with mine(Burt). I thought 
I would send you a picture and show that they are perfect for diving, biking, exercise, and 
Halloween Costumes (see picture).
It was really nice to see you at the dive show in Durham, NC. You have a great product.
Keep up the good work.
	
Burt and Flo Jackson

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The ScubaDoRag™

Also known as Scuba Do Rag, Do Rag, DoRag, Doo Rag, DooRag, Bandana, Hat, Head Gear and Head Wrap, our products are made of fab, funky spandex fabrics that provide sun and hair color protection. For pirate to underwater explorer, chemo patient, runner and fashion forwards, our patented ScubaDoRag line of products include Scuba Tube Socks, our funky RashGuards so you can dive into your active lifestyle.