Buying dry suits online
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mirrocraft
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i order 90% of my dive gear off the net dont let these people get to you about buying things off the net most of your dive shops sell gear on the net if they cant get with the times and and sell at a reasonable rate then they need find another way to make money we arent all rich diver i have a family as well and every doller i can save is worth it
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I did via online, actually by a phone... Went to the DUI DEMO and found out the exact size. I was supposed to get the custom suit. But, the DUI staff said, you would be surprised at how much the stock size is well fit to most divers. That was true.....
Divetank webstie is pretty much detail to enter your own measures. It isn't a rocket science as long as you are a irregular shape.
Divetank webstie is pretty much detail to enter your own measures. It isn't a rocket science as long as you are a irregular shape.
Woo-hoo! UPS dropped off my drysuit just before I went to lunch. Naturally, I had quite a light lunch.
The suit fits like a charm, except the neoprene neck seal, of course, which will be much more comfortable once it's properly broken in. If I don't wear the rock-style boots over the neoprene socks and settle for my wetsuit neoprene booties, I can even wear my XL Jets for now (until I get Turtles, which should be cavernous enough... although I can't fit a sleeping bag in them like I could with XXL Jets).
The only thing about it that wasn't expected was that I *totally* freaked the kitty out. She ran and hit under the dining room table until I had put The Monster away and penitently proffered plenty of porcine products.
The suit fits like a charm, except the neoprene neck seal, of course, which will be much more comfortable once it's properly broken in. If I don't wear the rock-style boots over the neoprene socks and settle for my wetsuit neoprene booties, I can even wear my XL Jets for now (until I get Turtles, which should be cavernous enough... although I can't fit a sleeping bag in them like I could with XXL Jets).
The only thing about it that wasn't expected was that I *totally* freaked the kitty out. She ran and hit under the dining room table until I had put The Monster away and penitently proffered plenty of porcine products.
phillybob
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http://www.1877scubausa.com/
Ordered my Northern Diver Cortex Front Zip from these guys at B.T.S. '06 . The Bare booth took my measurements, and a few weeks later my suit was ready. Got a huge deal, too ! $800 ! ChecK them out. I love my suit 'long time'.
Ordered my Northern Diver Cortex Front Zip from these guys at B.T.S. '06 . The Bare booth took my measurements, and a few weeks later my suit was ready. Got a huge deal, too ! $800 ! ChecK them out. I love my suit 'long time'.
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