Just interested in what you drysuit divers utilize...Pee valves or Depends "undergarments"...or nothing at all. Do you think a pee valve is a potential failure point with a drysuit...not of the incontinence kind
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Just interested in what you drysuit divers utilize...Pee valves or Depends "undergarments"...or nothing at all. Do you think a pee valve is a potential failure point with a drysuit...not of the incontinence kind
External condom catheters are not real scary - compared to really scary internal catheters.I've never used a p-valve...can someone explain exactly how they work? It might be an option for my next drysuit, and I'm due for one soon. The word "catheter" doesn't thrill me, though!
You left out the part about the glue to hold things in place and seal everything upExternal condom catheters are not real scary - compared to really scary internal catheters.
Basically it is a condom designed for more extended wear with a tube on the end to connect to a hose. The hose then connects to the P valve which is basically just a one way valve to let the pee out and keep the water from coming in.