Why strange, this would be an easy DIY project that can save a lot of money.
Think about it...if it doesn’t work, you’re going to be peeing all over yourself. That’s what makes it funny.
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Why strange, this would be an easy DIY project that can save a lot of money.
then screw back in to prevent loosing the nut
Losing the nut.... hahahahahahahaha.
Think about it...if it doesn’t work, you’re going to be peeing all over yourself. That’s what makes it funny.
And may be putting a hole in your suit that's not the appropriate size for when you put a real pvalve in. Now it's gonna cost an extra $150 to deal with that.
It's a $100. How much was your drysuit? Just buy a real pvalve and save your money somewhere else.
Thanks, that's a bit more reasonable. I'm just a little nervous because the lack of pictures. I've never bought from Golem Gear before, but will consider getting this.Golem Gear has a balanced one for $70.00.
$370.How much was your drysuit?
Err, I'm the cheap ghetto-diver from this thread: Cheap Chinese Drysuit
Thanks, that's a bit more reasonable. I'm just a little nervous because the lack of pictures. I've never bought from Golem Gear before, but will consider getting this.
Thanks, didn't realize that it was one guy running that show.Call him to see if he has it in stock. He's teaching this week so might take some time to get back to you. If he does not have it in stock, actively avoid buying from him.