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customizer:
Yes I have considered dry diving but at this time there is one problem with that,cost.I live in Arkansas and haven't found anyone that rents drysuits.Not being certified as of yet doesn't help either. Thanks anyway,Customizer
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Well look at it this way. If you plan to dive locally you will want a drysuit eventually. It's better to get one up front than to do it after you've shelled out as much money for wetsuits for varying conditions. You can get a decent shell suit for $900 which can be worn in a variety of conditions.

Just somthing to think about...

James
 
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