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I think the plan is some more skills work and then start practicing in the pool with my dry suit. I jumped the gun and bought the drysuit 2 pool sessions in but it means I can practice in the pool with my drysuit after more skills training and use my own dry suit in my first open water dive
I do need to send the drysuit off to get the boots replaced though. I'm a UK size 6 (6.5 in walking boots) but the drysuit boots are a 9 (second hand. Was so excited to find one with my measurements I forgot about the feet). Is there a way I can pad out the boot to make it fit my feet or should I just get the boots replaced (thinking neoprene socks instead of boot as the drysuit is neoprene). Thank you 
You need to get the boots replaced with ones that fit you.I think the plan is some more skills work and then start practicing in the pool with my dry suit. I jumped the gun and bought the drysuit 2 pool sessions in but it means I can practice in the pool with my drysuit after more skills training and use my own dry suit in my first open water dive
You give your shoe size to the drysuit mfg and they determine the size to allow for thick socks.
