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I recently went diving @ Devil's Den with 3/2mm full wetsuit. That is definitely not enough to keep me warm in 65 degree - I was so freezing! Would that be possible to add skin, will that help to keep me warm a little more? Or just go for 5mm full suit?
Skins are worthless as far as warm goes in my opinion. I actually believe they hinder the effects of the neoprene. The only advantage to them is that it makes puttings suits a little eaiser.