Seaskin neck seal and boots drysuit
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Reports are the orust is good if you're smaller in stature, as it's more flexible if the harness straps start encroaching. I prefer neoprene socks, but there are proponents on both sides of that topic. I think socks are probably a bit more forgiving size-wise, but boots work great IF they are a good fit. (Socks can be turned inside out to dry.)
What's your height/weight? Hopefully someone similar will chime in.
I have the 1st generation si-tech neck ring system in my drysuit the Neck-Tite. My wife has teh Quick Neck installed in her suit and she likes it a lot. I have not had any problems with mine but I like the increased flexibility that the Quick Neck offers and if I needed a new drysuit I would not hesitate to add a Quick Neck ring system.
For us, the increased flexibility of the O-rust is not worth the hassle of needing to maintain a stash of proprietary clips to hold the system together. Thats not to say its a bad system, I just like the way the Neck-Tite and Quick Neck are engineered to not have little pieces that can break, dislodge, or otherwise get lost.
-Z
For us, the increased flexibility of the O-rust is not worth the hassle of needing to maintain a stash of proprietary clips to hold the system together. Thats not to say its a bad system, I just like the way the Neck-Tite and Quick Neck are engineered to not have little pieces that can break, dislodge, or otherwise get lost.
-Z
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