runsongas
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78 and 3/4 inches, 6' 6" and 3/4, but yes still quite tall
Right fit for drysuit
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stretchthepenn
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Hi y’all,
I am a diver looking to get my own drysuit and I was looking at some second hand suits. There is only one problem, all the suits seem to be to small for me. All the suits I see are for people that are max 1,88m and I myself am 1,99. So I was wandering how small I could go before it really getting to small. I know the telescopic torso can help a bit, but I don’t know by how much. Thank you in advance
Check out O'three . All there dry suits are made to measure. They have top quality customer service. They will even make custom suits with different blends of materials based on what you need. If you shipping out of the UK you dont have to pay the 20% VAT also.
90 Ninety Trilaminate Drysuit | OThree Custom Drysuits
Craig Challen and Richard Harris were running O'three suits in the Pearse Resurgence project.
He'd be a small point guard in the NBA, It's all relative
It may take 2 months to get a Seaskin, but I'm happy I did. Note that, based on my personal opinion, f you don't order the "extra room" version round up on the measurements if you are wondering on whether to use the 1cm more or less if you are in between. My Seaskin is a really tight fit -- great once it is on, but honestly that top few inches of the shoulder zipper are tough.
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