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Old 30-04-08, 12:12 AM
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I love the fact that most UK wreck divers feel that they face much harder, tougher on kit, colder etc here than in caves in Florida. Face it, other face reasonably difficult conditions at times - I've holed my drysuit ten times in one trip to Florida when using my legs to stop me being blown out of the cave.
In a UK or American made drysuit?

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WOW I'll publicly admit i had never seen the attraction of caves but with those pictures stunning
Dos Ojos is better than those pictures. Taking pics in that environment is very difficult. They never do it justice. And Maya Blue, especially the Death Arrow Passage, is better than Dos Ojos.

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In a UK or American made drysuit?

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Hehe. Now there's a loaded question if ever I heard one!
But fair, I think. You can't claim that cave diving is harder on suits than UK wreck diving if you're using a thinner suit than most UK divers use.

My dive guide in Mexico was complaining after sending back his (non-DUI but American) suit about 3 times. And it was thin. I'm not surprised it leaked. They don't sell those suits in the UK despite their other products being widely available.

Mind you, you don't really need a drysuit in Mexico unless you're doing multiple stage dives IMNVHO.

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