Greendiver
Contributor
In watching the snow come down I have to admit that my issue limiting time underwater is my cold tolerance. I will soon have to replace my wetsuit with a drysuit and am going back and forth on the different materials. I hope those of you with more experience can offer your opinion.
Being in the mid-west alot of our diving is in colder water with a couple of months being winter. When changing out of my wetsuit naturally I'm wet, no brainer there. When moving to a drysuit, is the material much of a concern for holding water? Meaning if I use a neoprene drysuit it will hold some water on the exterior... and a Fusion will hold more I would believe. Getting out of a soaked suit while warm and dry doesn't sound like a whole lot of fun. I mean the idea of diving dry is to be well...dry. Or am I all wet?
Is this even an issue for those of you who dive in the colder temps?
Being in the mid-west alot of our diving is in colder water with a couple of months being winter. When changing out of my wetsuit naturally I'm wet, no brainer there. When moving to a drysuit, is the material much of a concern for holding water? Meaning if I use a neoprene drysuit it will hold some water on the exterior... and a Fusion will hold more I would believe. Getting out of a soaked suit while warm and dry doesn't sound like a whole lot of fun. I mean the idea of diving dry is to be well...dry. Or am I all wet?
Is this even an issue for those of you who dive in the colder temps?