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Trip Reports: Discuss Grand Sea Serpant - October 19th & 3mm or 5mm/shorite or full in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: For me it's a drysuit. If it's *really* warm I'll take a chance and leave my hood on the boat... ...

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Old 07-09-06, 05:09 PM
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For me it's a drysuit. If it's *really* warm I'll take a chance and leave my hood on the boat...

Time before last I was wearing a 5.5mm full semi and a base layer and I was still cold (as in shivering) around the half hour mark.

The next time I went I took a drysuit and I was just about right.
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For me it's a drysuit. If it's *really* warm I'll take a chance and leave my hood on the boat...

Time before last I was wearing a 5.5mm full semi and a base layer and I was still cold (as in shivering) around the half hour mark.

The next time I went I took a drysuit and I was just about right.
That's no fun though. Part of the glory of warmwater diving is leaving all that stuff behind and jumping in with swimmies and bootees
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I've booked a week on the GSS doing 'Simply the Best' and departing 19th October, just wondering if anyone else will be doing the same trip?

5mm or 3mm?
Normally have holidays May/June and August/September and perfer to dive in a 3mm shortie, only time I've gone thicker is in Egypt in February; what I forgot to take was my ski jacket and gloves to be worn after the dive as it was a little 'chilly' and the wind seemed to whip around the ears!

So my Q is? Will my 3mm shortie be ok or should I take my 5mm full?

Look forward to hearing from anyone going on the same trip and from those of you who can advise on the 'chill factor'
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