Wetsuit drying question

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Any ideas to help dry a wetsuit during a fairly long SIT (approx 5hr) at a dive site? It's still maybe 44F surface, 36F water temp & I'm diving wet.. it's just so hard to pull the suit back on for the 2nd dive! No chance for hair dryers or a washer :)


YEA....................DRYSUIT
 
Well, never thought I'd see this thread get revived, but heres how I solved my delimma. I purchased one of those black plastic toolboxes you see in the back of pickup trucks. It's fairly wide and would go from one side of the truck to the other. I then installed racks into it, and a blower and vent holes. I used a fan from an old air conditioning system that was taken out of my old home before I moved.

I simply put my gear inside, and turn the blower on, and within a few hours, it's as dry as the day it came out of the store. Might not be too effective in freezing temps, but its small enogh to fit in a garage, and if heated, still effective.
 
Shaazzaam MacGyver(sp)
 

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