Thread: Can you get a decent neoprene for less than £400 ?
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cheap drysuit
do yourself a favour. whenever you see a huuuuuuuuge discount on a drybag, check things like size and availability. that bodyglove is in supersmall or superlarge size only.....that's why they are so cheap, because they can't sell them. You need to look at a few things about drysuits. Decide what you want, neo or membrane. Then go for a budget and one of two things, get the best spec for the budget or decide on a spec and look for the best deal with the specs you want. If you want to limit it to £400 try Roho, they make a good commercial suit for under that money. Otherwise look around for what you can get for the money. Adventures in Diving had a few Typhoon seamaster for 399 but that was a while ago. Personal advice - go for a good membrane within your budget and try and get a package deal. If it's neo you want then stick with 4mm or thinnner - or you will forever be pumping air into your suit.
happy suit hunting.
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