To the OP: Seaskin is popular but be aware that it is UK based. In case you need repairs, you will probably will need to use US repair shops.
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this question is the best answer, seem some folks recently buy dry suits and have buyers remorse especially since the water here has been so warm even at 60-70 feet that wetsuit is comfy, I like my trilam as I can just wear a thin base layer and still dive dry and not be overly warm for one shallow dive then I can put on something heavier if need be. Lots of things to consider like me I run warm and tend to get hot on the surface quickly at times so I like to be able to layer things so I can cool off before and between dives. And then there is budget yikeswhat do you need out of the drysuit and what's your budget?
Thanks for all the information I'm trying to get a hold of them(03). Any suggestions on good way to contact them
Best bang for buck dry suit IMO is Aqaulung Fusion drysuits
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Othree without a doubt. They offer a Skype fit service which is spot on. My suit fitted perfectly and the after service is second to none.
It’s just his opinion and if he is correct about it being a better bang for the buck, given the higher price, it must be a truly exceptional suit!In your opinion, what makes O3 a better bang for the buck than Seaskin (without a doubt)?