dui drysuit exhaust valve vs harness

[mempilot]

I use Jonnythan's simple approach. I take my right arm out first, then it's comes off like a prom dre.........

 

[diveh3]

In addition to the right arm first, remember to vent all the air out of your wing, squeezing it with your elbows prior to attempting removal. It gives you so much more room to slide out.

 

[Dryglove]

I can't think of many diving situations where I'd want to de-rig in the water. I wouldn't do that with a boat or with a shore dive... for the former, I don't want to be in the water with no gear, and for the latter I don't want to carry my whole rig up to the car/table/whatever..

I guess you have never dove from a kayak or a small zodiac where you have to doff your gear to climb over the side to get back on board.

 

[jonnythan]

I guess you have never dove from a kayak or a small zodiac where you have to doff your gear to climb over the side to get back on board.

Well, no, I haven't, but I said "I can't think of many," not that there aren't any.

I seriously doubt if oversea does most of his diving from a kayak or zodiac

 

[oversea]

I seriously doubt if oversea does most of his diving from a kayak or zodiac [/QUOTE]


You got that right, I have an 18 ft boat I've yet to dive from