DittoRoyN:What he said
that said, fit is very important, no baggy spots, no wrinkles, etc
New to Diving - Inexpensive Wet Suit
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that said, fit is very important, no baggy spots, no wrinkles, etc
The Kraken
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I think Scuba Toys sells Henderson's "Neo Sport" brand.
You can get one for about $80-$85.
At that price you can afford 3 suits in different thickness for the price of one up-scale Henderson.
I dive the Neo Sports and love them.
the K
You can get one for about $80-$85.
At that price you can afford 3 suits in different thickness for the price of one up-scale Henderson.
I dive the Neo Sports and love them.
the K
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bgsnmky:
It was a shorty with back zipper........
DiveMaven
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Back zippers are FAR easier to get in and out of than front zippers. Think of it this way, it's easier to unzip and bend your body forward at the waist, hunching the shoulders to get the suit off your body than it is to unzip at the front and bend your back and shoulder backward.
Dutch552
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Bare makes a less-expensive line that is good, I just bought a 3mil Akona that I am very impressed with and I dive with guys who wear the NeoSports. All are good suits if you find one that fits. Be sure that if you buy it online that the seller will allow you to exchange it for a different size.
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