H2Andy:
Wow, I'm diving just a 5mm core warmer at 70F -- you really are a cold wimp
General question on drysuits
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Wow, I'm diving just a 5mm core warmer at 70F -- you really are a cold wimp
H2Andy
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yessir...
i was setting off seismic sensors with my chattering teeth... so i figured... hey...
it's drysuit time, baby
i was setting off seismic sensors with my chattering teeth... so i figured... hey...
it's drysuit time, baby
I used to prefer the streamlining and general swimmability of a wet suit and would move to a 7mm semi dry as soon as the water was warm enough to eave the tri-lam dry suit at home.
But a year or so ago I borrowed a neoprene wet suit and it offers the best of both worlds - dry suit warmth without the bulk and bother of thick undergarments and with the streamlining and freedom of diving a wet suit (able to stand on your head if you want.) And they cost about a 1/3 as much as a trilam dry suit.
But a year or so ago I borrowed a neoprene wet suit and it offers the best of both worlds - dry suit warmth without the bulk and bother of thick undergarments and with the streamlining and freedom of diving a wet suit (able to stand on your head if you want.) And they cost about a 1/3 as much as a trilam dry suit.
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