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Is a wool base layer enough under the thermal layer? (sorry if asking basic questions here)
Thermos filled with hot water is noted :D
Personally… I do two+. It depends what kind of suit you will use. Trilam or neoprene. But, always bring double sets. A drysuit is only as dry as the next potential leak. They get fewer with your own suit, but it is nice to have new dry undergarments in case of a leak on a class.

Water is 3-5c at the moment.
Bring a wool beanie. Wool neckliner and something insulating to stand/change on. (Sitteunderlag feks)
 
Thanks! Double it is, along with a buff/neckliner, beanie and a changing pad.
Any other tips or something to be aware of as newbies before we dip our toes into this amazing world?
 
Slow down. Try to actually stay still and have a look around and "feel". Discover your surroundings.
It is very easy to get "tunnevision" and a very strict tast-focus in classes. (That is normal, and if you can't get past it, dont worry). Just slow down enough for a little while to feel and appreciate all the new sensory stimuli. Differences in movement. Sound, vision, perseption.

(oh, and go to bed early...)
 
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