jumsted65
Contributor
It is possible to get a killer deal on a drysuit. Fit is everything. If you have the cash for a custom suit, go for it. They ain't cheap. If you know your mesurements and will fit an off-the-rack suit, they're considerably less expensive when new, and can be found used.
As far as materials, designs, brands, undergarments, etc...we could go on for days.
I had a Bare semi-dry suit. Bare's sizing system is such that I knew which size drysuit to order, off the rack, over the internet, with thinsulate undergarment, for under $1k. I got lucky and love the suit, though I need just a tad more range of motion in the shoulder to complete a very critical maneuver.
Take your time. Do your homework. Get what works for you within your budget. If I had the cash, it would be a DUI TLS 350 for me.
And if you liked Breakwater yesterday, you're gonna LOVE the rest.
As far as materials, designs, brands, undergarments, etc...we could go on for days.
I had a Bare semi-dry suit. Bare's sizing system is such that I knew which size drysuit to order, off the rack, over the internet, with thinsulate undergarment, for under $1k. I got lucky and love the suit, though I need just a tad more range of motion in the shoulder to complete a very critical maneuver.
Take your time. Do your homework. Get what works for you within your budget. If I had the cash, it would be a DUI TLS 350 for me.
And if you liked Breakwater yesterday, you're gonna LOVE the rest.