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nope I don't think the tls is not a tough suit.... I think that is a very tough suit.

service has not been an issue on them..... they ae plastic. how much service are they going to need? they are more for the "always on hand" type of calls. where you see the car go in or you are close by, and its always in a easy accessable place so you don't have to dig through your gear...

now thinking more if I HAD to dive a retention pond or something similarly nasty I would want a /vulcanized rubber suit with a hard hat and surface ir before i would even think about going in.

that is not exactly true, other types just take a little more work. but if you tear or puncture your vulcanized drysuit you will get all sorts of contaminnts on you..... how are you deconing your FFM, and BCD? you are looking ar a ton of cross contamination there. DUI's web site has a...

why won't they work fr public safety diving? they'vework well for us for a long time. we had the viking's before and they leaked a lot and were very easy to puncture. seems to me the crushed neoprene has a lot going for it.

we've been using DUI CF2000 for about 10 years or so and have been very happy with them.... they hold up to zebra mussles in Lake michigan better than the Vulcanized rubber, and decon hasn't been an issue, they are a tough suit and hold up to a lot of diving

The best window punch I've found is the RescuMe its keychain sized with a seatbelt cutter..... and less than $10. the problem with hammers and other types is you can't get a good swing under water. Michigan State Police did some testing and put together a awesome training class with a...

we like Ice diving in Michigan too..... best time to dive in my honest opinion. this was last week's dive. Its a lake that a lot of divers use around here and has a platform suspended 20' from the surface in 50' of water.... amongst other things. our shelter collapsed from the wind too...