I know the feeling - we had a discussion on the liveaboard after dinner about peeing in wetsuits and who did and who didn't. Never ever thought that would be a discussion over drinks (most of us were on soft drinks as well!).Glad to amuse you! I think it's funny as hell. The things diving gets me into.
Give me your dry suit wisdom
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Rapid Star
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WarrenZ
The Ultimate Bad Example
Look at my profile picture my body hair isn't what is slowing my road cycling times.You sir, are obviously not acquainted with male road cyclists. Shaving your legs and the discussions around that, creams for protecting one's nether regions and the care and treatment of "saddle sores" are mandatory topics of discussion.
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Yeah, I consider myself the best Sumo Cyclist in the States. This is backed up by USA Cycling, who had decreed that I was (and maybe still am) the worst competitive cyclist in the entire country.
I still shave my legs though - that .1 second of advantage might help me move up to second or third worst.
WarrenZ
The Ultimate Bad Example
I still need to get a bike. Maybe my next one won't have a motor in it.
DaveJo127
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Step 1: Acquire P-valve tube.
Step 2: Route P-valve tube to the torso of your wetsuit.
Step 3: Relieve yourself during cold dive.
DIY heated wetsuit. Save $1500+
Step 2: Route P-valve tube to the torso of your wetsuit.
Step 3: Relieve yourself during cold dive.
DIY heated wetsuit. Save $1500+
Bubblesong
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Have to add in cost of boots with built in drain holes.
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