That ain't necessarly true. I had mine custom made in the spring and then I lost 40 pounds over the summer. Now it is waaaay too big. But I know what you are saying.
Chad
Does DIR feel your drysuit should fit slightly small? Or slightly big?
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That ain't necessarly true. I had mine custom made in the spring and then I lost 40 pounds over the summer. Now it is waaaay too big. But I know what you are saying.
Chad
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I'm sure that was a typo regarding long hose on left post? Long hose comes off the RIGHT post.....
Tom
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Aquatec was running a 7' inflator hose and a 22" primary before we got a hold of him...
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O-ring once bubbled...
Aquatec was running a 7' inflator hose and a 22" primary before we got a hold of him...
Maybe so but methinks AquaTec has a whole buttload of deep wreck experience behind him. Just a feeling I get....
Tom
Just pulling his leg a little... Besides, I was on a sunken schoolbus at 45 ffw today...doesn't that count as deep wreck experience?
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Sure, that counts
thanks for the correction. i never could tell my right from my left
long hose is on the right
long hose is on the right
sure it counts because at least you where out diving today
Speaking of drysuits, what's the water temp up your way like right now?
runs about 42 - 45 degrees depending on depth etc.
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