DementialFaith
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Never dove a warm water dive my life.... and now hearing all these from you guys making me want to sell my car to pay for one of those trips... :11:
You know you're a warm water wussie when..
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I went diving off Miami and saw a lot of warm water wussies. Could not believe it. I thought I was plenty warm with just a speedo on (and once took that off) and these other divers were wearing full suits!
The swimmer I admire most is Lyn Cox who swam the Bering Straits without a wetsuit! The water averaged between 38 and 42 degrees F. Now that's cold!
Roger
The swimmer I admire most is Lyn Cox who swam the Bering Straits without a wetsuit! The water averaged between 38 and 42 degrees F. Now that's cold!
Roger
Hank49:. God made the seas warm for divers. And surfers.
I think i live on some parallel planet - he certainly didnt make the sea i go in warm !
Ive just dived in my warmest ever water - 82f off florida. Even then after 4 dives a day in a 3mm wetsuit i got cold. Next time i go i'll consider a 5mm semi dry i think for repeat diving over days.
4 days after that 82f water im back home and diving in 55f water (warm for this time of year). Nice and warm but i was wearing a thermal vest, weezle undersuit, 3 pairs of snowboarding socks,weezle booties, 5mm gloves,hood and a drysuit
The contrast is somewhat shocking in the space of a few days....
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