Which drysuit?!

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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
Seaskin runs about $1000 USD for a fully custom, made to measure, dry suit with nearly every "upgraded" option. These are made for your average diver under normal conditions. I'm no expert, but 99% of divers don't need a suit that cost $5k+ that may last a few more dives than the $1k version. SF has a fantastic suit and the material is nice, but functionally they are equivalent and have a long life as well.
 
Seaskin runs about $1000 USD for a fully custom, made to measure, dry suit with nearly every "upgraded" option. These are made for your average diver under normal conditions. I'm no expert, but 99% of divers don't need a suit that cost $5k+ suit that may last a few more dives than the $1k version. SF has a fantastic suit and the material is nice, but functionally they are equivalent and have a long life as well.
Even if I needed a 5k suit I could never bring myself to buy one.
 

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