SouthCarolinaDiver
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I guess here’s where I quit responding to this thread. It went from helpful hints to people being rude.But you can't get it on, so who are you defending
Buy two of these they're cheep
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I guess here’s where I quit responding to this thread. It went from helpful hints to people being rude.But you can't get it on, so who are you defending
Buy two of these they're cheep
Oh ignore the troll. He means well but writes mostly confusing gobbledygook.I guess here’s where I quit responding to this thread. It went from helpful hints to people being rude.
The good thing about Scuba.com at least is they let you try it on and pay for shipping both ways if you need to exchange it
I guess here’s where I quit responding to this thread. It went from helpful hints to people being rude.
Oh ignore the troll. He means well but writes mostly confusing gobbledygook.
I bought a skin from Scuba.com and it arrived today. It made all the difference in the world. It slides right on over the top of the skin. I still have a little trouble zipping it up because of my shoulders not being too flexible and it’s hard to reach the zipper pull but I can get the suit on fairly easy now.OP, please don't take comments as criticism, as most are trying to help with providing their experiences. I had the same issue with a higher quality suit. The Lycra body suit along with a set of Lycra water socks made all the difference. Will not attempt donning without these, just too much work. I have injuries that prevent using a neck seal, so I am stuck with wetsuits and the 7mm is the toughest to get on. Use the Lycra suit and socks dry with a dry or wet wetsuit and you will not have the difficulty.