scotthowes
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I cant seem to get a good fit off the rack.Need some companys that make custom suits.
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al248005
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Check this site out. Heard some good things about them. Welcome to Wetwear - Custom Wet Suits of Rubatex Neoprene for Scuba Diving and All Water Activities
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My dive buddy and I have orderd from JMJ Wetsuits. We talked to them at the dive show in Chicago.
We both bought Dive Coats at the show. Later my dive buddy orderd a non-hooded wetsuit.
JMJ Wetsuits
We both bought Dive Coats at the show. Later my dive buddy orderd a non-hooded wetsuit.
JMJ Wetsuits
JamesK
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Wetwear - love mine! And the staff (I dealt with Connie) is fantastic. Mine was a long distance order, and came out beyond my expectations!!!! If I ever have to get another, it will likely be through them again.
Wetwear is the best.. bought my first one 10 years ago and it is still going strong. the fit is excellent. Never was able to get a ready made to fit or keep me warm..Wetware fulfills all of my dive needs..
Every year ; two dive vacations for at least a week,so this suit has seen use.. and has stood up to it..Recommend Wetware totally.
Every year ; two dive vacations for at least a week,so this suit has seen use.. and has stood up to it..Recommend Wetware totally.
mrx3000
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I'll add my vote for Wetwear. I could not find a suit to fit me - everything was either too wide, or too short etc. They made one that fits like a glove (for a lack of less abused term). It feels great, and for the price it really wasn't even a whole lot more expensive than a good quality "off the shelf" model.
One thing I need to add is that after about 30 dives there appeared a couple of small (less than 1" each) tears on underarm seams. Well, s..t happens, but here is where Wetwear is even better - I brought the suit to them and they had it fixed shortly, like new and at *no charge* (and if it happens again - they'll fix it again or adjust as needed). Try that with a store bought wetsuit.
One thing I need to add is that after about 30 dives there appeared a couple of small (less than 1" each) tears on underarm seams. Well, s..t happens, but here is where Wetwear is even better - I brought the suit to them and they had it fixed shortly, like new and at *no charge* (and if it happens again - they'll fix it again or adjust as needed). Try that with a store bought wetsuit.
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scotthowes
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Wetware is the way i'll go.Rubatex 3mill with a hood and vest THANX
t4e
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comes highly recommended Hotwave Wetsuits Phuket, Thailand, in six days from the day of order you will have your wetsuit delivered
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