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Wrecks are my things. Wrecks, definitely. Oh and turtles!

Welcome aboard! I’ll PM you

I’m not too surprise. There are good reasons Marie worked so hard on her biking and quickness. She was building up her speed and power. Freediving makes a lot of sense knowing her. It’s the next logical step.

Make sure you pull the telescopic bit all the way up not makes a big difference.

Hmmm How tall are you? It you are about 5’6” I’d say it’s now garbage and I’ll gladly do the disposal for you. That’s how nice I am! As mentioned above, contact Seaskin would be my recommendation

Looking fly! I love the black and white flag. Nice touch.

Both of the above shops are great. I’d give the nod to Dan Dive shop though.

@Charlene Barker Talk to her.

The water is holding at 3C. Great diving with @MIT today!

I clocked 3C today at centeen. And before you ask “why”, I’m just going to drop this here

I say both. Your cold tolerance is yours and yours alone. No one can accurately tell you what it will be. Plus at that price, why wouldn’t you want to get both.

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Congrats! Amazing stuff!!!

Congrats!!!!

Those are amazing gloves. That’s what I used I. Summer diving and with the military. Can’t beat the price and dexterity. Just excellent all around

The water is maintaining at 4C (Prescott and Centeen). Happy diving and happy winter solstice!

I find that a rash guard, especially long sleeve one, help a lot getting into a wetsuit

6C today at Prescott. The water dropped 2 degrees in a week. It’s almost time for Canadian diving; almost.

I have no problems with the simple warm neck and tucking in my hood. I like it a lot. As for undergarments, it totally depends how cold you are. Personally, I use the 150mg with a simple base layer down to 10C and the 250mg from 0-10C. I do not get cold easily though. Remember than a good...