Scubapro vs 4th Element undergarment

[Redtwo]

I have a scubapro k2 extreme which i use From 6-16 degrees (warmer i go for a lighter undergarment). Works good for me. And i wear a general thermo base layer, not a special diving one. Biggest improvement for me would be a better base layer i think.

 

[sharko108]

I have a scubapro k2 extreme which i use From 6-16 degrees (warmer i go for a lighter undergarment). Works good for me. And i wear a general thermo base layer, not a special diving one. Biggest improvement for me would be a better base layer i think.

Don't you need too much weight with it ?

 

[Redtwo]

Don't you need too much weight with it ?

Nope not at all. I dive with the same amount of lead with my thick and medium undergarment. Difference is so small it is not worth to change the weighting.

With a drysuit and steel BP/W and a 10L steel bottle 2kg and with a steel 15L 0kg (both in fresh water, in salt water +2Kg

 

[sharko108]

Nope not at all. I dive with the same amount of lead with my thick and medium undergarment. Difference is so small it is not worth to change the weighting.

With a drysuit and steel BP/W and a 10L steel bottle 2kg and with a steel 15L 0kg (both in fresh water, in salt water +2Kg

Ok nice so if you had 2x12L it would be 0kg too i guess . For now with 15L tank, 5-7mm wet suit and Al plate i need 0 , with dry suit i'll put the steel plate

 

[Redtwo]

Ok nice so if you had 2x12L it would be 0kg too i guess . For now with 15L tank, 5-7mm wet suit and Al plate i need 0 , with dry suit i'll put the steel plate

Yes double 12 also 0kg.

 

[sharko108]

I would be curious to compare 4th element Arctic vs Santi Flex 190