Free Never used Drysuit- free!!!

[Eric Sedletzky]

I was given a drysuit by my LDS that someone turned it in. The guy who had it died and the wife brought it in. It appears that this suit was never used. There is still sharpie writing on the soles of the feet and absolutely no evidence that this suit was ever used. It's basically pristine.
It was custom made by Otter Bay Suits in Monterey, CA in 1994. That's what the label inside says anyway.
It is a 7mm neoprene suit made of probably Rubatex G-231N rubber lycra outside nylon lined inside. It's heavy tough stuff.
This suit is sized for someone about 6'-4" to 6'-5" and more less a bean pole. I tried to get into it and the bottoms of the legs were too skinny. Birdie was known for making the lower parts of her drysuits skinny to keep air down in the legs. It has a super heavy duty rear zip across the back, it has a 3 mil skin out neck seal that you turn in and the wrist seals are the same way, you turn them in. The neck seal will need to be replaced because the rubber is showing signs of cracking but it might be easily fixed with some neoprene glue or aquaseal if you're handy.
It's TOTALLY FREE to a good home.
It would be a shame for it to go to a landfill.
Local pick up only, I don't want to ship it unless I absolutely have to, but if I do you'll be paying the shipping (actual shipping cost).
I will post pics if someone wants, just let me know.

 

[vc06]

Is it telescopic? Just wondering how flexible height is.

 

[Vladyyy_vlad]

Woah 1994

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Is it telescopic? Just wondering how flexible height is.

No, it's just a 7mm neoprene drysuit, rear zip.

 

[ZephyrNYC]

I was given a drysuit by my LDS that someone turned it in. The guy who had it died and the wife brought it in. It appears that this suit was never used. There is still sharpie writing on the soles of the feet and absolutely no evidence that this suit was ever used. It's basically pristine.
It was custom made by Otter Bay Suits in Monterey, CA in 1994. That's what the label inside says anyway.
It is a 7mm neoprene suit made of probably Rubatex G-231N rubber lycra outside nylon lined inside. It's heavy tough stuff.
This m suit is sized for someone about 6'-4" to 6'-5" and more less a bean pole. I tried to get into it and the bottoms of the legs were too skinny. Birdie was known for making the lower parts of her drysuits skinny to keep air down in the legs. It has a super heavy duty rear zip across the back, it has a 3 mil skin out neck seal that you turn in and the wrist seals are the same way, you turn them in. The neck seal will need to be replaced because the rubber is showing signs of cracking but it might be easily fixed with some neoprene glue or aquaseal if you're handy.
It's TOTALLY FREE to a good home.
It would be a shame for it to go to a landfill.
Local pick up only, I don't want to ship it unless I absolutely have to, but if I do you'll be paying the shipping (actual shipping cost).
I will post pics if someone wants, just let me know.

Local pick up only where?

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Local pick up only where?

Santa Rosa, California

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Here are some pics

 

[Jeff_O]

I had my first neoprene custom made drysuit from Monterey Bay Wetsuits (I believe they are no longer around, ?) from the same era. I used it and wore it out in about 5 years. The DUI CF200 and another custom DUI CF200 I have been using since. 25 years on the first DUI suit and so far 2 year on the second one.

I tried to have both a manual inflator / power inflator on my DUI custom suit but they could or would not do that. Monterey Bay Wetsuits made my custom suit with both intergrated. It worked great for snorkeling that I could also dive down. Now unless I have tank and regulator and BC, I limit myself to surface swim.

Hope someone can fit into it for sure. Brings back memories.