cold girl

[Boogie711]

Scubadad - Halthron got it right away. I thought the line "...series of textbooks, which can be found in any third grade classroom in Sierra Leone...." gave it away, personally, but apparently not.

 

[nwdiver2]

If your PJs are cotton it is probably your problem, they get damp from sweat (even a little bit) you get cold. Get a light 100 weight fleece top and bottom to put under the insulating layer. Wear 3 fingered gloves and a good fitting hood.

 

[aquaoren]

 

[frenchy07]

Cuddleduds for undergarments. My lady is always cold (wears coats at the racetrack in the evening in the summertime) but is never without her cuddleduds in the wintertime.

 

[String]

I can't believe that nobody has mentioned the use of Argon in the dry suit. So I will be the one to mention it.

Probably the reason nobody mentioned it is because for a normal air breathing/air filling dive in a drysuit argon makes very little actual difference to the insulation qualities to the point that in the few tests that have been done a lot of of subjects failed to notice any difference.

Its very useful for helium based mixes where heat loss is far faster but not very useful for air.