Drysuit for DIR?

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I am surprised no one mentioned the cadillac of dry suits. CF200 by DUI. I have one and when this one wear out (in about 40 years) I will by buy another one. Rock boots are the only way to go.

I wear a two piece under garment. A farmer john style garment. It gives me a double layer of protection on my chest area. It also is very nice on land too when it is cold and windy. I simply pull up the collar and and put a ski cap on and I am toasty. I never had a problem with it pulling up. Mine has an elastic drawstring. For thoses who are anatomically challenged, it could be a problem.
 
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I am surprised no one mentioned the cadillac of dry suits. CF200 by DUI. I have one and when this one wear out (in about 40 years) I will by buy another one. Rock boots are the only way to go.

I wear a two piece under garment. A farmer john style garment. It gives me a double layer of protection on my chest area. It also is very nice on land too when it is cold and windy. I simply pull up the collar and and put a ski cap on and I am toasty. I never had a problem with it pulling up. Mine has an elastic drawstring. For thoses who are anatomically challenged, it could be a problem.

Personal preferance on the rock boots. I have em on a CF200 and I hate them.... They will get changed out soon.

My favorite boots come on my Gates VSN1100. I like the suit alot too. More then my DUI.....
 

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