Easiest way to put on a wet suit?

[RedWingDiver]

Lycra skin, lycra skin, lycra skin. I wish someone had told me about those when I took my OW certification. I ended up rubbing my knuckles raw in my various attempts to put the wetsuit on.

Have a sexy assistant help you out...I have helped a few...um....shapley female divers get in and out of there skin tight suits...makes my day worth while let me tell you...

« As I wrap my arms around her waiste crossing in front for more leverage.....and do the lift and yank as the tight wetsuit slips over her hips...» Man i love girls in wet suits...

For u boys..soapy water...in a spray bottle...apply to the inner suit and slid yur arse in. Not gonna touch that.

Scareface, I would think that your method might make it a little [-]harder[/-], er...more difficult to get in the wetsuit!

 

[almitywife]

stockings/nylons will have the suit slipping on quickly and cheaply

 

[Doc]

Buy from www.wetwear.com Get the zippered legs and arms

 

[DiverBeth]

I've generally found that feet first is the most commodious means of entry.

So that's what I've been doing wrong.

 

[allistoy]

good old cheap plastic bag works perfect

 

[Carribeandiver]

just pull the thing on, geez, it aint as difficult gettin on as it is gettin off. I think my ankles and feet swell when diving because getting the suit back over those parts is next to impossible.

 

[DawgDiver]

Getting it on isn't that bad, getting it off can be interesting to watch.

 

[pipedope]

From my days getting into and out of a suit as much as 5 or 6 times in a day commercial diving I found a lycra skin was my best answer.

I keep the skin over my heals so my feet slide in easier and keep the sleaves over my hands until I have my arms through helps a lot.

The lycra skin works with the suit dry or wet and helps both dressing in and dressing out.

 

[Mauifish]

Crisco oil and a boat paddle, just kidding "maybe" I have used several types of dive suits over the years and have finaly found a combination of suits that are easy to get on. Henderson Hyperstretch farmer John two peice, easy to get on, I use layering for differnt temps, if water is very warm I may just use the 3 mill bottom, if slightly cooler I put a front zippered short sleeve over bottom, cooler than that I put the other 3 mil long sleeve over, colder than that I put the hooded bib on first, colder than that I wuss out

 

[Mauifish]

I forgot to mention put lycra socks on before the boots