Viking Dry Suit

[tiedtc]

Size 3 Viking Dry Suit. Neck seal and wrist cuffs in good condition, but there is a tear on the dry suit hood (See Picture below). The hood can either be removed or can be replaced pretty easily by most dive shops. Purchase of this dry suit includes the following:
- XL U.S. Divers insulated long underwear
- Dry suit cuffs and dry gloves with insulated gloves
- One pair of ankle weights
- Insulated dry hood bonnet
- Inflator hose with swivel: Please note that the dry suit does not come with an inflator hose port plug
- Viking repair patch kit, includes patches glue, talcum powder and zipper wax
- Viking dry suit carry bag

For size comparison: I am 6'3" tall and wear a size 12 shoe and wore this suit. I am selling it because I do not dive too much anymore like I once did! It certainly keeps you dry and warm when ice diving and diving in The Great Lakes!

Asking $350.00 plus shipping.

Please email me if you have any questions.

 

[tiedtc]

I am dropping the price to $300.00.......

 

[RonzoTheGreat]

where is that tear? is it on a seal or somewhere in the rubber?
what is your chest measurement?

 

[tiedtc]

The tear is on the latex dry suit hood seal. It can either be replaced, or removed if you don't want to replace it. As for chest size, I am about 45"

 

[Jorbar1551]

what does it mean by the inflator host not having a port plug? are you talking about the plug that screws into the regulator when you input another hose?

 

[tiedtc]

When I say that the suit does not come with the inflator hose port plug, I am referring to the plug that can be placed into the inflator hose port on the drysuit itself when the deflator hose is detached. For instance if you take off you tank and BC and want to just float around, you have the inflator hose port on the drysuit that is open and can take on water without the inflator hose attached. I hope that explains it?

 

[DCBC]

For clarification, the suit is not equipped with an inflation mechanism. The suit requires this part so that an inflation hose may fill the suit. The required part is standardized, so any dry suit inflation mechanism should be compatible and can be easily installed in two or three minutes. The port plug mentioned prevents water from entering the suit when it's used for other water sports like sailboarding. Hope this helps.

 

[tiedtc]

Thanks DCBC...That sounds better than my original attempt.

 

[tiedtc]

The suit is sold!

 

[Bob3]

I realize this is after the fact but if whoever bought the suit is in need of either a plug for that valve, a spare hose, or a new valve, give me a yell.
Those old SPORT inflator valves were some really oddball things, half the inflator valve (or all of it actually) is in the hose end.