amkusguy
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I am selling my Andys Front Entry Drysuit. I believe it was from Andys commercial line.
The suit: I am not sure of the size, the original tag said custom for the size. The tag was removed when I had the neck ring removed and a latex neck seal installed. Im going to do my best to describe it. The boots are size 3xl, I have size 12 feet and they fit fine with booties on. I am 62 tall, 225lbs. The suit fits me fine however when I reach behind to do a valve drill, I cant quite get my arm back the whole way. So I would say a person 510- 6 would be the best fit height wise. Its roomy in the chest area but usable for me. The suit has pockets on the right & left legs, unbalanced pee valve. The wrist seals silicone on cuff rings, with rubber ring retainers so they are field repairable.
Undergarments: The undergarments are Andys, one piece, size- XL with separate booties.
I realize without an accurate size its a difficult sale but I will do my best to answer all questions so please dont hesitate to ask.
I am asking $500 for the drysuit & undergarments.
The suit: I am not sure of the size, the original tag said custom for the size. The tag was removed when I had the neck ring removed and a latex neck seal installed. Im going to do my best to describe it. The boots are size 3xl, I have size 12 feet and they fit fine with booties on. I am 62 tall, 225lbs. The suit fits me fine however when I reach behind to do a valve drill, I cant quite get my arm back the whole way. So I would say a person 510- 6 would be the best fit height wise. Its roomy in the chest area but usable for me. The suit has pockets on the right & left legs, unbalanced pee valve. The wrist seals silicone on cuff rings, with rubber ring retainers so they are field repairable.
Undergarments: The undergarments are Andys, one piece, size- XL with separate booties.
I realize without an accurate size its a difficult sale but I will do my best to answer all questions so please dont hesitate to ask.
I am asking $500 for the drysuit & undergarments.
