Proper Pinnacle DS undergarment for 7-15 C?

evil_xander · Jul 16, 2007

I'm planning on getting the Evolution 2 DS, so I'm also looking on their undergarment offering.

I plan to use it in temperatures ranging from about 7-15 degrees C, no ice diving or similar. Is the Merino Evolution undergarment too warm selection for this purpose? From the website it seems I could go with Temperate undergarment...

I'm looking to achieve normal warmth, not get cooked.

Dive Right In Scuba · Jul 16, 2007

evil_xander:
I'm planning on getting the Evolution 2 DS, so I'm also looking on their undergarment offering.

I plan to use it in temperatures ranging from about 7-15 degrees C, no ice diving or similar. Is the Merino Evolution undergarment too warm selection for this purpose? From the website it seems I could go with Temperate undergarment...

I'm looking to achieve normal warmth, not get cooked.

Based on what your looking for, go with the temperate.....the merino would be overkill:14:

Mike

fppf · Jul 16, 2007

I wear there Fleece in 60 (15) degrees and there Evo without the Merino in 50 (7) degrees.

evil_xander · Jul 16, 2007

fppf:
I wear there Fleece in 60 (15) degrees and there Evo without the Merino in 50 (7) degrees.

fppf, I see you have the Evolution 1 DS. Do you have neoprene socks on it, or standard boots? If you have boots, are they very floaty and do they restrict you range ankle of movement?

fppf · Jul 16, 2007

We have boots, my wife and I don't have any problems. Frog and flutter is no problem. There warm, I only wear one pair of wool socks.

evil_xander · Jul 16, 2007

Thanks fppf!

fppf · Jul 16, 2007

Your welcome
Oh, and no ankle weights here, those are training wheels for drysuits

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