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I ordered it on a Monday and it was delivered - on my doorstep - by Friday of that same week. It cost LESS than the comparable off-the-rack FJ wetsuits.
Most importantly, it fits me well and it's kept me warm on dives down to 45 degrees.
Just be sure that they use Rubatex GN-231. It's warmer and does not compress any where near as much.
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As I think the question posed by Teamcasa suggests go with a local source if possible. Getting in to be measured and fitted can be a huge advantage. More here.
We have had some good luck with LiquidFit and Atlan.
Pete
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As I think the question posed by Teamcasa suggests go with a local source if possible. Getting in to be measured and fitted can be a huge advantage. More here.
We have had some good luck with LiquidFit and Atlan.
As I think the question posed by Teamcasa suggests go with a local source if possible. Getting in to be measured and fitted can be a huge advantage. More here.
We have had some good luck with LiquidFit and Atlan.
Pete
Exactly. A local wetsuit tailor is preferred. If you can not go local, find a reputable one on line.
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