Dive Hood
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 Scuba MaxFlex 5/3mm Vented Diving HOOD Kayaking M US $39.95 
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 Scuba MaxFlex 5/3mm Kayaking Vented Diving HOOD Small US $39.95
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 Scuba MaxFlex 5/3mm Vented Diving HOOD Kayaking XLarge US $39.95
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 7mm Glide Skin Dry Suit HOOD Scuba Dive Snorkeling XL US $29.99
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 Scuba MaxFlex 5/3mm Vented Diving HOOD Kayaking XXL US $39.95
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 Scuba Dive Hood Wetsuit US $9.99
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 Scuba Wetsuit Hood Dive US $12.95
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 Viking Diving Scuba Diving Drysuit HOOD liner US $17.99
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 NEW Henderson INSTADRY 7mm hood SCUBA diving dive wetsuit small unisex snorkel US $22.99
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 Fleece Lined Hooded Nylon Windbreaker Boat Coat Scuba Dive Wetsuit Coat XL NEW US $76.99
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 NEW 5/3mm Tilos Mens Hooded Vest Scuba Diving Dive Hood US $39.98
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 2 DIVE HOODS 1 DUI / 1 DEEP SEA US $50.00
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 O'Neill Surfing and Scuba Diving 5MM Hood US $50.00
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 Mares Trilastic 5mm Scuba Diving Hood US $41.95
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 Mares Trilastic 6.5mm Scuba Diving Hood US $43.95
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 HENDERSON JUMPSUIT JACKET & HOOD DIVE/WETSUIT WOMENS SIZE L LARGE EUC US $74.99
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 O'Neill Neoprene SCUBA Diving Hood Size Large US $5.99
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 Dive Rite Dry Hood - size medium US $10.00
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 Dive Rite Hood - size Medium US $10.00
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 Neoprene Scuba Diving Dive Hood Black 3.25mm Hat US $11.99
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 Henderson - Thermoprene 5/3mm Scuba Dive Hooded Vest (Male) US $93.99
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 Body Glove 6/3mm EXO Hooded Dive Vest New! All Sizes US $107.95
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 Neoprene Scuba Diving Dive Hood Black 3mm Hat US $9.89
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 New Men's Large Tilos 5/3mm SuperStretch Hooded Vest for Scuba Diving US $69.99
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 Bare 7/3mm Elastek Super Stretch Vented ColdWater Scuba Diving Dive Hood SM US $47.98
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 Akona - Zippered Vented Scuba Dive Hood US $50.00
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 Akona - 3mm Standard Scuba Dive Hood US $24.00
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Perforated eardrum while scuba diving?
I have perforated both of my eardrums ( on two seperate dives)....I have had no problem equalising in the pool dives but as soon as I get to the open water dives I seem to have a problem. I don't know if it is the cold or the hood that is causing the problem.
Has anyone else had this problem and have you been able to overcome it as I would really like to take up diving as I have a great time when I am not hurting my ears 
Chances are, from what you're describing, it'll be the hood. As you drop, it can tend to compress against your ears and seal. This makes further equalizing difficult, if not impossible. All you need to do is just stick a finger under the hood's skirt by your ears to let a little water in and equalize the pressure, then equalize as normal.
On the flip side, a rupture can happen by inadequate equalizing even if you've vented your hood. You should wait until the membranes have properly healed before continuing any more diving though and see an ENT. There may be an underlying medical condition that even with proper equalizing techniques, could predispose you to these ruptures.
Diving Hood Canal in December
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