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Wetsuits, Drysuits & Undersuits: Discuss Fitting Shoulder Auto Dump in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I had a google - wouldnt be this would it?? Drysuit Dump Valves Very interesting, I didn't know their was ...

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I had a google - wouldnt be this would it??

Drysuit Dump Valves

Very interesting, I didn't know their was a newer version of the apeks auto dump, only ever seen the old style.

Glad I bought one off Seaskin now!

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Nice one Shaun, makes for a good read, especially since I have getting a wet left arm after most dives and it doesn't feel as though the high profile dump is dumping efficiently. I only ever put a small amount of air in the suit so the article explains alot. Reckon I might switch over to the low profile after reading that.
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