5mm Hooded Wetsuit???
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Take a look at Beauchat 1Dive overall with hood
1Dive Beuchat Man Overall with hood-attached
I have 7mm Optima and I like it.
1Dive Beuchat Man Overall with hood-attached
I have 7mm Optima and I like it.
JorinB
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Not actually 5mm, Hollis makes A 4/3 semi dry that's probably comparable in warmth. It also has pockets
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Neotek 4/3 - Hollis
The Neotek 4/3 wetsuit is designed for warm-water technical dives—where exposure protection is still critical—but conditions are mild. This revised model follows the same pattern and design as our revolutionary 8/7/6 semidry and it features a horizontal front zipper and attached hood for...
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Sure! Check this out. A very warm, comfortable and high quality 5 mm suit with zero water leakage from zippers. Great for scuba and freediving.
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Derek of So Cal
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Sorry I'm late to post here, but absolutely yes:
JMJ Fullsuit with Attached Hood
JMJ Fullsuit with Attached Hood
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Here it is, the wind is pushing the ocean flat right now
may go and test it tomorrow
may go and test it tomorrow
I think a standard suit worn conjuction with a hooded vest would be more versatile.
Derek of So Cal
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Personally I prefer the first water that comes in to be at my chest rather than down my back. Otherwise I agree that it's a good combo and gives you the no-hood option. Not what the OP asked for though.
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