New to forum & trying to replace/find a wetsuit
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Kayla
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Hi there! My name is Kayla, and I have been diving for over two years now! I think that you will really enjoy ScubaBoard, and hopefully you will be able to post about some of your own experiences as well! If I can help ya with anything, drop me a PM and I'll domy best to try to help ya! Otherwise, I'll see you around the boards!
Happy diving!
Kayla :dazzler1:
Happy diving!
Kayla :dazzler1:
Azotomix
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Benvenuto a bordo from the middle of Mediterranean sea. :wavey:
Enjoy your stay and be careful :icosm12: can be very addictive :068:
I have a Rofos dry suit (http://www.rofos.com). It's in neoprene. I choose that one because when you wear it is like to have a half drysuit (I do not know how you said it in English) In Italian is called Semi Stagna. Because it fit your body well there is no need of too much air and so no need to put too much extra weight. I am 72 Kg and with wet suit I am diving with 5 Kg and with the dry suit with 7-8 kg.
Further more you can reverse it (if I understood well) as the shoes are not part of the suit. The end of the suit is with a kind of sock. I think very helpful for the rinsing and the undressing of the suit.
Enjoy your stay and be careful :icosm12: can be very addictive :068:
I have a Rofos dry suit (http://www.rofos.com). It's in neoprene. I choose that one because when you wear it is like to have a half drysuit (I do not know how you said it in English) In Italian is called Semi Stagna. Because it fit your body well there is no need of too much air and so no need to put too much extra weight. I am 72 Kg and with wet suit I am diving with 5 Kg and with the dry suit with 7-8 kg.
Further more you can reverse it (if I understood well) as the shoes are not part of the suit. The end of the suit is with a kind of sock. I think very helpful for the rinsing and the undressing of the suit.
I'll chime in with Scott and suggest looking in the Exposure Suit forum. You should find an answer to your situation there.
Welcome to the board,
Grier
Welcome to the board,
Grier
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