Santi v. Waterproof but with a plot twist

[RedSeaDiver2]

I mean I dive 5-6 days a week as a working instructor in it, and am extremely fit doing calisthenics, stretching, and yoga several times a week so I doubt others are able to change body position to vent more efficiently than I am, maybe for bigger people venting is easier in this suit. I also worked at a shop where 5 other dive pros have the d7x nylotech and every single one of them has the same problem with venting gas. I think what you will get in this thread is a lot of people who don't want to admit their $4000 drysuit is improperly designed.

Maybe I had better torture myself and read the 237 pages of the Seaskin thread after all!

 

[Niexist]

I mean I dive 5-6 days a week as a working instructor in it, and am extremely fit doing calisthenics, stretching, and yoga several times a week so I doubt others are able to change body position to vent more efficiently than I am, maybe for bigger people venting is easier in this suit. I also worked at a shop where 5 other dive pros have the d7x nylotech and every single one of them has the same problem with venting gas. I think what you will get in this thread is a lot of people who don't want to admit their $4000 drysuit is improperly designed.

If I could do it over I would 1000% have gotten a Seaskin. You don’t need to read a million pages on them, just go through the customization options and see someone who has one in person. I see people every weekend with them and just think what an amazing fit, amazing customization, awesome design, and for only 1500 bucks with all options it is unbeatable.