Which drysuit?!

[talzg1]

Hi guys,
I’ve already got a seatec neoprene drysuit but am going to be a trilamenate one as a backup, which will also be used as my primary suit for deeper, colder technical diving.

I’m tossing up between the Bare X mission, the Santi E Light plus, and the Santi E Motion Plus.

Most of my mates have a Santi and have had nothing but issues with leaks etc but it still seems to be the go-to. However, the Bare has had rave reviews, but I’m the other hand it’s still early days for the new model.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks
Talia

 

[Boarderguy]

www.Seaskin.co.uk

Review - Seaskin Nova drysuit

I ordered a new Seaskin Nova (trilam) drysuit at the beginning of June. It arrived last week. I took it up to the Saint Lawrence River and did 7 wreck dives from Fri to Mon (yesterday), as part of an Advanced Wreck Penetration class with @Trace Malinowski. I am VERY pleased with how it worked...

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[DogDiver]

Seaskin Drysuits | Custom-Made Drysuits Direct from the Factory

A made to measure drysuit direct from the factory, tailored 100% to your sizing and diving needs.

seaskin.co.uk

Now have 20 Full Cave dives in North Florida in the last 2 months. No problems.

 

[azstinger11]

www.Seaskin.co.uk

Review - Seaskin Nova drysuit

I ordered a new Seaskin Nova (trilam) drysuit at the beginning of June. It arrived last week. I took it up to the Saint Lawrence River and did 7 wreck dives from Fri to Mon (yesterday), as part of an Advanced Wreck Penetration class with @Trace Malinowski. I am VERY pleased with how it worked...

scubaboard.com

 

[admikar]

Did anyone mention Seaskin?

 

[MB NZ]

It's funny, when I lived in the UK, Seaskin appeared. It was like the second coming of Christ for divers. After a few years, quality seemed to take a nose dive and the suits became less popular. Now they seem to have a huge global following, not least on ScubaBoard. Watching with interest. If I move north, I'll never have to dive in a drysuit again, south and I will be looking to purchase another. Seaskin may be on the shortlist.

 

[kevindives27]

Seaskin is the best!

 

[scubayinzer412]

SFTECH - SFTech

SFTECH is the number one designer of wetsuits for extreme, professional, military and consumer use. Our wetsuits are made from materials with proven durability. Made in Switzerland

www.sftech.ch

TNT pro
best one on the market!

 

[Boarderguy]

SFTECH - SFTech

SFTECH is the number one designer of wetsuits for extreme, professional, military and consumer use. Our wetsuits are made from materials with proven durability. Made in Switzerland

www.sftech.ch

TNT pro
best one on the market!

Maybe do, but how many Seaskin Novas can I buy for one TNT Pro? I'm guessing at least 3, maybe 4, with more than comparable quality and features.

 

[scubayinzer412]

yes sure, you can also buy 5 small cars instead of one nice one. SF is 100 % body mesured. my Instructor (tom Steiner) runs 15000 dives with the same one, just changed the zipper a couple of times. but if it come to caves the kevlar one is lit
but sure you can have a couple of others for that pierce. than buy a white drysuite. you can have alsmost 10 for that priece