MSilvia
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I love my jet fins for my wetsuit, but the sizing is so awkward with dry boots.
Not sure what size you need, but I have a pair of Turtles with spring straps I'd part with.
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I love my jet fins for my wetsuit, but the sizing is so awkward with dry boots.
Not sure what size you need, but I have a pair of Turtles with spring straps I'd part with.
Drysuit material makes a big difference... I had a heck of a time putting a tiny hole in my Bare HD trilam suit when I tried installed my p-valve, and I was using a brand new sharp hole punch, a 5 lb. mallet, and a hardwood block. I'm a big guy, and it took 30 heavy swings to punch through. Even then, I needed an X-acto knife to finish it. Needless to say, "damage" is not something I'm particularly concerned about.
Drysuits aren't just for cold, they're also for deep. There are solid arguments to be made for consistent buoyancy at depth, and redundant buoyancy if BCs rupture.
I'm also talking about failure of valves and seals.
As I said, if you do want to check out the Turtles, let me know. I'll give you a good deal on a used pair.I'll bring my suit over to my lds and see if the xl jets fit, if not I'll look into the turtles.