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This video explains how to measure yourself for a new drysuit to ensure you order the correct size. The video goes into how to put your suit on correctly to avoid damage and how to check that it is the correct size.
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Having learned to dive late in life I made up for it in my first year by clocking up 120+ open water dives in places from the UK to Australia. I went from a non diver to a technical deco diver in 9 months and loved every second of it. Since having kids not been able to travel as much so spend my time watching videos and reminiscing, hope you enjoy my site as much as I have making it.
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And if not fitted right. Out over 1k
Actually, doing those steps doesn’t guarantee a perfect fitting drysuit. While that ensures that it’s not too small, it could certainly be too big. And that’s going to make an impact on the amount of drag you’ve got going through the water. You’ve already got enough drag with all your dive gear without having to add to it with an oversized drysuit. Unfortunately, if you’re on the small side, there’s not a lot to choose from. Most manufacturers have ignored short divers when it comes to sizing their products. You’d think there was some imaginary size requirement before you can scuba dive.
for fins, would i need to get larger fins to accommodate a dry suit? Mine are a good fit for wetsuits
Huge rip in the rt leg @ 3:16
That aint no silicone seals mate..