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Why are some wetsuits called steamers and what is the difference between them and other wetsuits?

Another daft question, I guess....maybe I should do a book of them  
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IIRC Steamers usually are one piece, and have seals at the wrists and ankles - I think we now tend to call them Semi-Dry's?

That was my interpretation of it, anyways!  

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