Soggy
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For 50-55 degree water, I'll go dry, thank you very much 
Layering: does 3mm + 2mm = 5mm of warmth?
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tombiowami
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People's cold tolerance seems to vary considerably. I have a 5mm full, and a vest/hood 3mm/5mm. It is a great combo for me, most of my diving is 72-80. The other day I did two dives, each about an hour, at 58 degrees with both pieces on. I was fine in that. If I was going to dive colder than that on a regular basis I would look at drysuits very hard. For the tropics pick up a thin wetsuit, as you would be travelling to get there, it would pack a lot better.
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