Yes, thanks; they have to go almost to the elbows. I've not tried pulling them up to my elbows, and then back down, like an inverted turtleneck. Heard that somewhere today.
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Yes, thanks; they have to go almost to the elbows. I've not tried pulling them up to my elbows, and then back down, like an inverted turtleneck. Heard that somewhere today.
There is another product I've seen that some claim is somewhat successful as well. It's kind of like an innertube bracelet that you put on your wrists, then the seal goes on top of that. The benefit to that is that it's not tapered like a seal, so it seals the tendon area and provides a smooth surface for the drysuit seal to mate against.
I would also try gluing a 3" band of latex over the top of a standard latex seal. Only need to experiment with one hand.
Dwayne
I have inner tube . . . 
Duct tape?
:shocked2: Won't think about it if it's not pink!
I am going to look into the inner tube idea, though.
here...you can get some here....or any color you want...
IDENTI-TAPE - Premium Colored Duct Tape
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