ThePope
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is anyone able to offer their opinion on the quality and durability of the Scubapro trilaminate drysuits. I am going to get a new drysuit, and the scubapro drysuits have caught my eye.
Scubapro trilaminate drysuit
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Aqua-Andy
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The owner of my local dive shop tried one out after his close to twenty year old DUI CF200 finally gave up the ghost. I don't think he got a full two years out of the SP suit before it fell apart. The SP suit looks nice but I was not impressed with the durability. He is currently diving a TLS350 and it's faring much better than the SP suit.
I had an Evertec Trilam. I think that is what is was called. It was a decent suit for the money, but I have since purchased a custom suit (Bare X-Mission) The X-Mission was my 4th suit and my first made to measure. I will never buy and off the shelf suit again. Resale on the SP was crap. I sold it for so little money I contemplated keeping it as a backup. I have not seen the newest Scubapro drysuits.
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ThePope
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ok, Scubapro is out of the picture then. Thank you for the swift reply.
I have a SP Evertec and happy with it. It looks well made. Its comfortable. And its dry.
It's not a DUI or Santi and does not claim to be one.
It has about 50 dives on it. I do pamper it though.
It's not a DUI or Santi and does not claim to be one.
It has about 50 dives on it. I do pamper it though.
I have the new Evertec Dry Breathable Tri-Lam. Have around 25 dives on it, keeps me nice and dry and its comfortable, price wise I think pretty decent it has the replaceable neck and wrist seals which is a must.. My main concern is the durability. I'm pretty heavy on my feet and do a lot of shore diving. The Evertec comes with boots attached but they are not heavy duty so I'm worried they are going to wear out quickly. I have already got a thorn right through the boot exiting after a dive. I would have preferred it come with heavier duty boot. It looks nice which is always an important factor in my choice of dive gear......!
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I have the Scubapro Evertec drysuit that I would sell if interested. It has never been used and is in new condition. I purchased with the hope of getting certified, but all of my buddies dive wet. Regardless it has been stored in its original case and seldom out. I would like to get $650 for the suit and work with you on shipping.
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