High end drysuit comparability

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Do you mean lots of space in the suit ? Anything to combat this ?
Measure yourself (have a partner do it) morning and evening a few times throughout a week to get a good average. Follow the videos for measuring exactly. My suit fits like a dream and has 100+ dives on it. Total was about $1300 ish 2 years ago and that included SiTech quick neck, SiTech valves, pee valve, Kubi dry glove rings (suit side), etc...

One of my buddies has 250+ in his over the same time and has developed a few leaks but he's rough on his stuff.

For $2k less than an off the shelf bare or dui I have a custom suit that is exactly the way I want it. If needed I can use that savings to pay a local for repairing or I can ship it back to Seaskin. They will give you a shipping label (you pay for it) and then take care of your suit in a relatively quick fashion. Shipping is 2 days and the repairs are under a month. OR just have it done locally. The money i saved on my suit provided means to buy a scooter, a few more tanks, and lots of gas to local diving spots.

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