SuPrBuGmAn
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Aye, but it don't vary much from thar! Summer and Winter, always the 3mil in these thar sprung waters. Thus only difference you'll see be the hoodied-vest when thar air be friggid.
Morrison Springs Wednesday 10/4/06 13:30
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GLENFWB
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PerroneFord:
I was wearing a hood and I thought that would do the trick...but, guess I will have to get a vest to wear under the suit. Heck, when I get older I might be diving a dry suit some day....guess I won't be making fun of MDB and her dry suit anytime soon.
PerroneFord
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Hopefully, I'll be diving dry soon. I think it's overkill in some scenarios, but if you are doing longer dives in the springs, it will REALLY chill you. I used to not wear too much in the springs until I started diving with the rebrather guys. Try doing a 2 hour dive in Morrison...whooo! I was PRAYING for a drysuit!
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