I have seen "blowouts" with well worn suits in the most inconvenient places :shocked2:. Sometimes it ain't pretty..... then again,.... sometime a piece of art!
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... some of us just ... shouldn't ...I wear Speedo briefs under my wetsuit so that when I am on the boat and taking off my wetsuit ...
... ya sure those weren't giggles?In the old days we wore nothing under our wetsuits. Sometimes pantyhose to make it easier to get the bottoms on.
What changed this for me was when women started diving, there was a group of us at a local dive site, all men, changing clothes. A local instructor was bringing a class of young ladies over the dune and walked into a group of naked men.
Shrieks all around.......
... finally found a use for that stuff ...That's nothing that a bottle of hair conditioner won't solve.
... some of us just ... shouldn't ...
... ya sure those weren't giggles?
... finally found a use for that stuff ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
That's nothing that a bottle of hair conditioner won't solve.chaffing that's why
Ever walk up a flight of stairs with nothing but skin against custom fitted wetsuit? You don't want to do it.
Baby shampoo works well too, plus doubles as mask antifog. Whole lot cheaper than the commercial stuff and cleat sting as much if gets in your eyes.That's nothing that a bottle of hair conditioner won't solve.