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Scuba Forum / UK Scuba / January 2006Dry suit
Mostly dive abroad these days (Red Sea etc). Where can I buy a new, thin, cheap dry suit to suit the conditions in the colder months? 3 or 4 mil neoprene available? Or better membrane??? Eddie Horses for courses loads of places. I would have a look at http www.scubasales.co.uk. > Mostly dive abroad these days (Red Sea etc). Where can I buy a new, thin, > cheap dry suit to suit the conditions in the colder months? 3 or 4 mil > neoprene available? Or better membrane??? > > Eddie > Horses for courses loads of places. > I would have a look at http www.scubasales.co.uk. Thanks! Will do that but looking for a little advice on what folks out there think is best in these days of modern technology. :-)) Eddie Hi Eddie I have got the o three 2.1mm buts its not cheap but my god its very good. www.othree.co.uk Thanks > Mostly dive abroad these days (Red Sea etc). Where can I buy a new, thin, > cheap dry suit to suit the conditions in the colder months? 3 or 4 mil > neoprene available? Or better membrane??? > > Eddie > Mostly dive abroad these days (Red Sea etc). Where can I buy a new, thin, > cheap dry suit to suit the conditions in the colder months? 3 or 4 mil > neoprene available? Or better membrane??? How about you stick with a wetsuit? Ultimately lighter to pack (no undersuits required) and no fifth hose on your 1st stage for the inflator (less to go wrong). A flooded drysuit can spoil your trip, no such considerations for a wetsuit. Try a one piece 3mm or 5mm with an undervest such as at www.chillcheater.com Your mobility will be greater than in a dry suit, and it will be cheaper to replce and repair. Ken >> Mostly dive abroad these days (Red Sea etc). Where can I buy a new, thin, >> cheap dry suit to suit the conditions in the colder months? 3 or 4 mil [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Try a one piece 3mm or 5mm with an undervest such as at > www.chillcheater.com I just bought a WaterProof Lynxx 5mm semi-dry after using one in Fuerteventura ... these are superb for moderate sea temperatures 15 degrees or so. Rick |
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