Getting my knob out for a wee

[PBrown]

Originally Posted by Woz

Righty-ho. Will endeavour to poke the wee chap through the main zip. Wish me luck.

You won't be able to do this with a Seaskin. It's not telescopic in the same way as a DUI, the 'extra' material is all concentrated at the back, with none at the front. At least that is how it is on my suit.

P-valve is the best solution.

cheers,
Paul

[al kennedy]

Couldn't you rustle up some sort of 'extension' in your fabled workshop?

[scubagit]

yeah, It's alays fun pissing on your own neck seal

[IanDennis]

The seaskin that I was looking at over the weekend was fitted with the convience zip. Probably for the reason that as Paul said above, the suit does not have the same degree of flexibility at the front as a protec or DUI. Trying to do what woz describes could be interesting. It also looked like the zip was not cut so far around the body (like a protec or DUI), ending on the right hip rather than slightly behind it.

Still think that the p valve offers the best solution for both onland and underwater.

[Woz]

Originally Posted by scubagit

yeah, It's alays fun pissing on your own neck seal

Ah well I have a solution to this. Just don't tell any skippers or owners of inland dive sites.

Peel your suit off, go to the bog, walk straight past the urinals/toilet and head for the sink. Trap your neckseal under the sink and wee into the sink. Ta da! A wee-less neck seal.

It is considered polite to run the water in the sink while you are doing this.

[dry suit diver]

Originally Posted by Woz

Ah well I have a solution to this. Just don't tell any skippers or owners of inland dive sites.

Peel your suit off, go to the bog, walk straight past the urinals/toilet and head for the sink. Trap your neckseal under the sink and wee into the sink. Ta da! A wee-less neck seal.

It is considered polite to run the water in the sink while you are doing this.

or you can poke it through the neckseal, that works for me.

tuck arms of suit behind you, with neck seal where it needs and away you go.

[Woz]

Originally Posted by dry suit diver

or you can poke it through the neckseal, that works for me.

tuck arms of suit behind you, with neck seal where it needs and away you go.

Unfortunately I have a long, floppy neoprene neck seal and a short, floppy todger. So would simply end up weeing copiously all over the inside of the seal.

[hilrosepaul]

Originally Posted by Woz

...Peel your suit off, go to the bog, walk straight past the urinals/toilet and head for the sink. Trap your neckseal under the sink and wee into the sink....

Originally Posted by dry suit diver

or you can poke it through the neckseal, that works for me.

tuck arms of suit behind you, with neck seal where it needs and away you go.

Every Day's a school day on YD!!!

[scubagit]

Originally Posted by Woz

Ah well I have a solution to this. Just don't tell any skippers or owners of inland dive sites.

Peel your suit off, go to the bog, walk straight past the urinals/toilet and head for the sink. Trap your neckseal under the sink and wee into the sink. Ta da! A wee-less neck seal.

It is considered polite to run the water in the sink while you are doing this.

Greens inbound my learned friend!! Advice like that shuld be given on a mountain top in Tibet!! or something......

[Woz]

If you are trying this in Stoney, the sinks in the main bog are a little too high. Will investigate the ones (if they have any) in the changing rooms and report back.