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| Maintenance and Servicing: Discuss Dry suit zip - Q&A? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Been discussing dry suit zips. Should these be stored with zips open or closed. Which way ... |
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| Store with zip closed? | | 14 | 29.17% |
| Other storage method - please state what? | | 0 | 0% |
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| Imported post Been discussing dry suit zips. Should these be stored with zips open or closed. Which way protects the zip best. Thanks
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>particularly when folding into bags?? i'd generally heard open was best |
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| Imported post Open - it's very rigid when closed, leaving it open actually reduces the stress.
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| Imported post It depends on the manu.'s instructions - Poseidon TNG Technica suggest waxed and then zipped closed to spread the wax, open again and roll up and into the bag. This can be a bit fiddly as the bag is too small to lay the zip flat so you end up with a gentle curve on the zip as the arms go down the side of the bad - I think the main things is to avoid stress on the zip. Only my opinion. Kristen |
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| Imported post I have a O'three and wax it after the day's diving and once its dry store it closed.. That's what O'three told me to do. Is this incorrect?? Sean
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| Imported post <font color='#0000FF'>After every dive (fresh water) , I hang my suit (Neo) on a large hanger, zip closed with dampire bags inside for about 3 days. I then fold the arms across the chest, tuck the neck seal down and fold up, back into it's bag. Shouting nice bag, nice dry bag (James Nesbit/Niece haircut add)
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>Keep it closed at every oppertunity. I have already lost one zip cos someone plonked a cylinder on it when it was open. This caused the small thin strip of material between the teeth to break, and eventually one of the teeth to come up and jam the zip while i was still in the suit! I have never been so glad to see Amanda from Scoutscroft with a pair of pliers in my life. My back teeth were afloat by the time i got out and to the bog.
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