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  1. November 21st, 2002, 05:35 PM #1
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    weezle extreme plus undergarments

    I am looking for undergarments for my Dive Rite 905 suit to use in water temperatures below 46 degrees. I have brand narrowed down to Weezle but not sure whether to go with the Extreme or the Extreme plus? Any advice out there???
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  2. November 23rd, 2002, 05:49 PM #2
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    Weezle's does the trick

    I use the Weezle Extreme with my DUI CLx-450 dry suit and I find that it’s all I need to dive in the cold waters of New England. ……………..Arduous
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  3. November 25th, 2002, 01:49 PM #3
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    Go with the Extreme. the E+ is overkill for a...

    Go with the Extreme. the E+ is overkill for anything around here.
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    Well...

    the thing I don't like about my Weezel Extreme is that it compresses down so much... great for stuffing into the little bag... but I like to dive my suit with the least amount of gas in it... and the Weezel seems to lose thermal efficiency when compressed.

    I am much warmer in my 300g Polarfleece.
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  5. December 4th, 2002, 11:33 AM #5
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    I love my Extreme

    I agree with Arduous. I rarely need anything else for diving in N.E.
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    I must be a baby then...

    I have 300g polarfleece and get cold in weenie water...what are you guys doing for hoods/gloves? Maybe it is my head or hands that are making me cold...
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  7. December 4th, 2002, 11:43 AM #7
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    I have a pair of Euro-tech semi dry gloves an...

    I have a pair of Euro-tech semi dry gloves and a wetwear G-231 hood.

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    Hmm...

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    I have a pair of Euro-tech semi dry gloves and a wetwear G-231 hood.

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    Maybe it is my gloves...I am using the DUI warm neck hood (basically a 5mm wetsuit hood) and 3mm neoprene gloves. Maybe I will try different gloves...how do semidry work?
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  9. December 4th, 2002, 12:03 PM #9
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    pretty good. when I change my wrist seals, I...

    pretty good. when I change my wrist seals, I may go to latex and try the Diving Concept dry gloves.

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    I have the Weezle Extreme +. I have also just...

    I have the Weezle Extreme +. I have also just ordered the 300G polarfleece. I'll find out this weekend which I like better. I do like the Weezle Extreme +, but it's a bit bulky.

    I use the Diving Concepts dry gloves and an attached latex hood, both of which I love.

    And when the water gets really cold, I'll add the argon.

    I know, I'm a wimp.

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