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Ok, so I'll be honest, I forgot about this thread a bit but i've gotten in about half a dozen dives in the neo-tek and all I can say is holy crap this thing rocks, water exchange isn't there, it is super warm, holding up great to everything that its been hit on. Guys wearing dry suits were...

I zip up dry suits all the time, and I am one of those idiots that dives wet in the Northeast.

How was the water exchange? Did it flood easily or did you have to burp it?

I have an AL40 on a stage rigging set up (best way to do it, don't mount it to your main tank), I have a 1st and 2nd with a 1" gauge, similar to my main set up. You want reliability, above all it needs to be there and work perfectly when you need it.

I haven't been in the ocean with it yet, my bathtub doesn't count, The mobility on dry land is comparable to the FJ, maybe a little bit less in forward reach from the spine pad but you can still reach everything. I know that this suit will take more weight from other semi-dry divers I have...

My computer stops me at 20ft but I still hang at 15 for 3-5. i'm on air.

If I ever go diving on vacation, I always get a dive shop T-shirt

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Mask: Bare Duo B BCD: Genesis Cobra LD Fins: Aeris Mako Exposure: Hollis NeoTek Semi-Dry, Bare 7mm 3-finger Gaunlets, NeoSport 7mm Boots with Lycra Socks Regulator: Mares MR22 Cold Water with "Abyss" 2nd with nylon hose Pony Bottle Regulator: Edge EXP Cold water with 1" Pony Gauge Gauges...

Easily, my Hollis Neotek that I just got yesterday, been eyeballing it for months, finally got it with my tax return.

A little background first, I have been diving for about 3 years, all my diving is done up here in the lovely north east where water temperatures can reach a scalding 55*F at depth in August! I have been diving a Neosport 7mm farmer john, it kept me alive but not very warm at all. I wanted to get...

I've bought stuff from my LDS, Ebay, LeisurePro, and Scuba.com, never had any trouble with the gear. All the stuff i've bought online came sealed in the box and was brand new, I recommend people buy online because its so much cheaper. As was said though, don't mention buying stuff online, some...

Plastic bags like the kind from the super market work very well, I know because on my jet ski i've sucked up one before, nearly fried my motor.

With summer time approaching here, half of the close to shore dive sites are pointless to dive on, you'll get run over by tourists renting jet skis. Luckily the state police and coast guard in this area are already looking for reasons to stop boaters.

The dive shop I was certified through and regularly rent gear from has top notch gear, it gets replaced every season. I got my own gear just to save costs of renting every time and the fact that I am going diving much more often.

I'm a wreckster, im in Somers Point, NJ

I'm sure he will have some surface support in case it all goes wrong, but they will need to watch out for the shipping lane traffic. He will also need to be deep enough to not get slammed by a cargo ship crossing by.

Those are Air Force PJs, not Army.

You can always check out ebay, just make sure to ask a lot of questions and get it serviced when you get it

In theory yes, it would work, you inflate it with air from your tank, the same air that you would be breathing, you are just going through a different source to get the air, would be about the same as cutting an air hose and putting it in your mouth to breathe.