> Recently did my OW and have now bought my own wet-suit. It came with a
> nice bag to roll it up in for travelling. Question: is it OK to store
> it (properly dried) rolled up in the bag or should I take it out and
> hang it on coat-hangers between trips?
Thanks for both replies. Spare-room wardrobe now occupied!
>It will keep it looking better as well. That will make it easier to sell
>when, probably next year, you ask us about dry suits.
<vbg> leaned in Corfu at 21 deg - 5 mm steamer, no hood or gloves,
very comfortable. Just tried Britanny at 14 deg in my own Mares
Thermal evolution 3-piece. Not cold but not really very enjoyable
either - hated the hood. Do I want to try even colder with thermal
undersuits and a dry-suit? Not at the moment, I think! perhaps the bug
will really bite but for the present I think I'll make diving a
warm-weather summer hobby and stick to shooting in the winter (thereby
combining the world's two most expensive hobbies?). Either way, even
if I do eventually go dry, I'll keep the wet-suit for the Med!
thanks again
Derek
Bardo - 28 Jun 2004 11:47 GMT
> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 10:05:10 +0100, "Keith Lawrence"
>>
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> combining the world's two most expensive hobbies?). Either way, even
> if I do eventually go dry, I'll keep the wet-suit for the Med!
Hehe. That's what they all say... ;-)
Pete Melbourne - 28 Jun 2004 13:26 GMT
>. Just tried Britanny at 14 deg in my own Mares
>Thermal evolution 3-piece. Not cold but not really very enjoyable
>either - hated the hood. Do I want to try even colder with thermal
>undersuits and a dry-suit?
16 Degrees in Dover on Saturday...
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Pete
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Jerome Meekings - 28 Jun 2004 22:20 GMT
> leaned in Corfu at 21 deg - 5 mm steamer, no hood or gloves,
> very comfortable. Just tried Britanny at 14 deg in my own Mares
> Thermal evolution 3-piece. Not cold but not really very enjoyable
> either - hated the hood.
you will find that as you dive more you will need more thermal
protection.
I lerned in 25 deg only wanted a T-shirt.
50 ish dives later 28 to 30 deg a 0.5mm full length or 3mm shortie was
OK.
A few hundred dives later 28 to 30 deg was comfortable in a 5mm full
length and cold in a 3mm shortie
> WWW (Warm Water Wimp)
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