DUI Latitude 30/30

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StSomewhere

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Has anyone actually used this "tropical drysuit"? What are the differences, is the fabric just lighter or is it actually breathable (not sure how that could be in a drysuit). Does anyone know what recommended temps this is supposed to be good to? I know they say 30° latitude which IIRC is between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. Does that mean low 70°'s? Is it more like the laminate suits that dry pretty much instantly, or does it hold water for a long time like neoprene. Thanks in advance for any help.

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The fabric is akin to Gore-Tex, not rubber with nylon on both sides.
 
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