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| First Set Of Dive Gear: Discuss Dry Suit and Semi's in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Been diving in UK with 5mm Semi (waterproof) so far pretty good upto 7 deg. But getting a bit annoying ... |
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| Dry Suit and Semi's Been diving in UK with 5mm Semi (waterproof) so far pretty good upto 7 deg. But getting a bit annoying now, always wet, struggling to to pee - feeling cold on 2nd third dives sometimes - especailly in the sea. Question if I was to make a purchase say O three Ri2/100 will this be any good when I go to OZ for a few years. Dont want to waste the money if I cant utilise it - or should I keep on diving with what I got as OZ will be ok with Semi anyway ? Guess its like saying would you take a drysuit to the Red sea I guess ? Or is it ? |
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| If you get a membrane then you can add or take away as much insulation as you like. But they are not as flattering as a neoprene as they tend to hang off you like a wet baggy pair of overalls rather than hugging your svelte figure.
__________________ Currently attired in Seaskin's finest www.kitfondle.co.uk Kit That Makes Brave Men Weep www.nusac.info A rather brilliant place to dive |
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| depends on location in aussi Hi, I am a kiwi and I have done quite a few dives in australia. Mainly around sydney. It depends where you are going in aussie. The water temp in sydney is about 16-17C in winter so a drysuit is nice. Melbourne and the south coast of australia is cold water diving so a drysuit becomes a lot more usefull. The water is not as cold as the uk tho. If you are going to cairns then a drysuit is not necessary. Australia is a big place. A semi is probably ok for diving in aussie but being dry and warm is a lovely feeling. If you are planning on going anywhere south I would get a drysuit. Mike |
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