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While seeing many posts about this suit, no real questions have been answered regarding such a contradictory factor as buoyancy, and the relative amount of weight needed.
First of all, I would like to mention the setup I was using before: Scubapro MK25 evo A700 R195, xDEEP Zeos aluminium backplate with softening and weight pockets, aqualung xshot fins size R and a 7+7mm subgear deginition IR7 suit, new, size 27. To sink with a 10L tank i would be required to have 7 kg of weights on me.
My choice of the D1 size was M+ (being 175 cm tall 95-100 kg 120cm chest) it fit me like a charm. I have tested it in the pool, and can only say that I needed 7 kg of weight to sink with the rest of the gear being the same. I was only wearing a base layer, and felt very comfortable.
I am willing to answer questions regarding the suit and its usage with temperatures from 4 degrees Celsius and more.
Pictures on request,
Weight of items on request,
And generally will be gladly to assist.
Cheers,
Sergej
First of all, I would like to mention the setup I was using before: Scubapro MK25 evo A700 R195, xDEEP Zeos aluminium backplate with softening and weight pockets, aqualung xshot fins size R and a 7+7mm subgear deginition IR7 suit, new, size 27. To sink with a 10L tank i would be required to have 7 kg of weights on me.
My choice of the D1 size was M+ (being 175 cm tall 95-100 kg 120cm chest) it fit me like a charm. I have tested it in the pool, and can only say that I needed 7 kg of weight to sink with the rest of the gear being the same. I was only wearing a base layer, and felt very comfortable.
I am willing to answer questions regarding the suit and its usage with temperatures from 4 degrees Celsius and more.
Pictures on request,
Weight of items on request,
And generally will be gladly to assist.
Cheers,
Sergej