Why Dry?
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DivingLonghorn
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Jarrett,
As Diverdown247 indicated you might want to check out DUI Dog Days. They will be at CSSP in Terrell this weekend. Surface Interval Scuba is one of the participating LDS. Might want to check it out....
As Diverdown247 indicated you might want to check out DUI Dog Days. They will be at CSSP in Terrell this weekend. Surface Interval Scuba is one of the participating LDS. Might want to check it out....
DivingLonghorn
Contributor
I'm 6'6" and NOT skinny. I had my drysuit custom made...you might be able to find one that fits you. They will have close to a 100 suits at CSSP this weekend, this is your chance to see if one would fit.
Jon C
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Mo2vation forgot one "CON" for the drysuit...you can't (shouldn't?) pee in it...I mean for those folks who do that....ah, well, ah... never mind..
Tigerman
Contributor
Unless you do what my instructor did to his.. He used a stomia bag on his suit.. Not sure about how exactly he fitted (and used) it tho.Jon C:
The result was however that he could actually take a leak in his suit without worrying about the suit getting dirty..
Rainer
Contributor
Tigerman:
Not sure what a stomia bag is, but you can easily add a P-valve to a dry suit (for men), or go to depends.
Rainer
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A colostomy bag? If so, I'd really suggest the P-valve!
Rainer
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For #2, depends!
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