About trilam being lighter than neoprene drysuit

[wetb4igetinthewater]

No such thing as cold; just wearing the wrong clothes

That is true, but dressing like the Michelin Man doesn't make great mobility.

I am looking at Fortress clothing for a thin, warm layer. I need to avoid bulk.

 

[Boarderguy]

That is true, but dressing like the Michelin Man doesn't make great mobility.

I am looking at Fortress clothing for a thin, warm layer. I need to avoid bulk.

Full body heated undergarments are in your future. Don't fight it, just accept the inevitability of it.

 

[Wibble]

Heated vests are great. If you get cold, turn them on, warm up, turn them off when warm.

15.5C/60F isn't that cold. What's the 6m/20ft and 100m/330ft temperatures?

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

Heated vests are great. If you get cold, turn them on, warm up, turn them off when warm.

15.5C/60F isn't that cold. What's the 6m/20ft and 100m/330ft temperatures?

50-55 F

 

[Wibble]

Moderate thickness undersuit with the heated vest. Most of the dive will be shallower and warmer. Bottom phase will be busy and you'll still have the surface warmth

 

[rob.mwpropane]

My Northern Diver neo is considerably heavier then my Seaskin Nova, the SS is loaded with all the bells and whistles.