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Drysuits have their benefits and there isn’t really anywhere you can’t dive in a drysuit, it’s all about the insulation you wear underneath it. Neoprene wetsuits have temperature ranges where you can dive them before getting too cold. And while drysuits are conventionally thought of as exclusively for cold water, you can dive them in warmer waters also, not the thick 8mm neoprene drysuits, but a membrane drysuit you can dive all year round if you want to. It’s just a tool for a job and you can use it however you like. So, if you’re looking at diving more at home, or somewhere colder, or diving for longer dive times and want to invest in your own drysuit, let's dive a little deeper…
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Time Stamp
00:00 - Hello
01:34 - Seals
06:24 - Zips
09:53 - Materials
12:11 - Valves
16:11 - Boots
17:28 - Pockets
19:31 - Rings
22:37 - Extras
24:21 - Adios
25:06 - ExpressVPN
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@simplyscuba 3 года назад

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@brandonburns2565 3 года назад

I love my Northern Diver Commercial drysuit. Neoprene suit with neoprene neck seal and a ring system with latex wrists. I use it for almost every dive year round from seattle to panama city beach

@ivoryjohnson4662 2 года назад

Great video on the different types and options

@Musiknird 3 года назад

Seaskin is super affordable and you get a tailored custom made drysuit for £550. With extras like pockets, p-valve, ring system and thermal undersuit it's around €720. I know so many divers being really happy with their seaskin drysuit.

@gray_wolverine63 2 года назад

Excellent information bud.. 👌🏼

@gray_wolverine63 2 года назад

Excellent job 👏🏼

@flare9757 3 года назад

The rubber hazard dive suits usually have a molded locking collar for a type of dive hat, be it a KM hat dam, Gorski, or DESCO. I am sure there are other dam styles, but I hope to not need to use one. You also need to have a matching hat to use these collared suits, or you will just have a really loose wet suit.

@lookronjon 2 года назад

My wife is a professional dry suit diver. Her office sends their suits back to the manufacturer to get maintenance.

@mikesbigadventures194 3 года назад

Anxiously awaiting my DUI CLX 450. I’d love a comparison of dry glove systems. I hear KUBI is great but I’m not familiar with how they all work

@nyax129 3 года назад

Thanks for reminding mw that in 4 days im leaving utila and going back to Canada..... its a good thing I love my KVR1 :)

@christosz5 3 года назад

ok, so merino wool for glove liners. But what type of gloves do you put on top when it is close to 0C? Wool or fleece? ( Hestra Wool Pile/Terry Liner vs HELI SKI CZONE LINER ) #askMark #coldHands

@ernestparkin7672 3 года назад

Would love to hear how you carry weights in your drysuit. Can't stand weight belt and am thinking of a weight harness

@sarahlouise4470 3 года назад

I have mine integrated in the bcd if you have a wing/backplate you can use a steel plate, weighted bar behind the tank and on the harness. Jackets tend to have pockets and tank bands

@undisclosedperson3871 3 года назад

BCD pockets as much as you can, if you need more, tank strap. Also use a steel cylinder and steel backplate if you can.

@stevemichel801 3 года назад

Bare Next Generation! Love it.

@Musiknird 3 года назад

I have a Bare Trilam Commercial HD Pro Dry that is amazing! Life time warranty and you know it can handle the toughest dives.

@kimberlymarkwith9632 3 года назад

Do you have any experience with Santi dry suits? What are your thoughts? I’ve only ever used DUI suits.

@Musiknird 3 года назад

Tbh, the are overrated in my opinion. I have so mant friends that has Santi and many of them have so much problems with them. For that price and you barely have any guarantees. I have a Bare Trilam Commercial HD Pro Dry that is amazing and you have lifetime guarantee on the suit and the zipper. It goes for their tech drysuit as well. You also have seaskin were you get a tailored custom suit for £550 and with extras like pockets, p-valve, ring system and thermal undersuit about €720. Shark also makes really affordable drysuits and many are very satisfied with them.

@cruelolol Год назад

Sold out in Asia and slowly but surely returns started to happen. My understanding is that the seals go bad fast.

@undisclosedperson3871 3 года назад

I did a Drysuit course the other week in a brand new Santi E.Motion custom made to my size. After both pool sessions and open water dives, I was soaking wet. The dive shop serviced the drysuit inflator valve (as I seemed to be mostly wet below that) between the pool sessions and open water dive. Then they put it on me, inflated it and hosed me down to find leaks and couldn’t find any. What’s a likely cause of the ingress? Cause I was freezing when diving in tropical water, I would not like that to happen in actual cold water (have a trip booked to Antarctic). Honestly the experience didn’t sell me on drysuit diving at all.

@simplyscuba 3 года назад

Could be neck movement. If they couldn't find a leak on any seams or valves, then it tends to be moving your head too much. I teach drysuit students to look with their shoulders and avoid moving your head as much as possible. If you turn your head or look straight up, then the skin around your neck shifts under the seal and can let water in. Hard to diagnose without being there, but, that's where I'd start my questions

@undisclosedperson3871 3 года назад

@@simplyscuba brilliant, thank you!