For Sale Heavy duty Vikings dive dry suit

[Zerogflyer122783]

I a, selling this dive suit for a friend. It’s a heavy duty vikings dive suit. All information I know is what’s in the photos. Unit is in like new condition.

Looking to get $1,000 for it but will accept any offers.

 

[Compressor]

Not seeing it in person I would say about $1000. I know you want more so I hope I'm wrong.

 

[Zerogflyer122783]

Not seeing it in person I would say about $1000. I know you want more so I hope I'm wrong.

Thanks for the info

 

[Compressor]

Sure; how old is it? Do the seals work or leak? How about the zipper?

 

[Compressor]

Those suits are favored by Police and law enforcement divers. I have one as a civilian and they are great and dependable.

 

[Zerogflyer122783]

Sure; how old is it? Do the seals work or leak? How about the zipper?

It’s a few years old now. Seals are good the last time it was used and the zipper is tough to zip but will zip

 

[Compressor]

I think you would more traction selling it on ebay or craiglslist.

 

[EireDiver606]

Because it’s not a proper tri lam diving Drysuit, maybe less. It looks more for commercial so wouldn’t have great flexibility to reach your valves or anything like that I would imagine.

 

[toddster541]

It's rubberized canvas. Not significantly stiffer than the trilaminates and only a bit heavier. Not like the thick neoprene ones. Mine lasted for about 25 years, with a couple of re-seals. (Then the rubber itself started checking and cracking.) I did put it up for sale once or twice - no takers. But that was probably before I replaced the seals. Good luck.

 

[linc213]

I have a Viking HD, looks almost like the one you have for sale, the suit listed appears to have a yoke attached, looks as though the yoke is for a Superlite, same as mine. You would want to get the yoke replaced with a traditional neck seal or hood. It is fine if your diving a helmet but for SCUBA not so much.