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ALASKA SEMI-DRY SUIT This semi-dry suit is made entirely in extremely supple 7 mm neoprene (Int/ex Nylon X-Thermic©). The watertight plastic T-Zip (DRY BACK TIZIP® MASTERSEAL)fastener is positioned at the back, from shoulder to shoulder,…
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Any cold water surfer knows the pain of drying your gear, particularly through the winter months when the neoprene is thick and the weather is cold and wet! Here's how I dry my boots the fast way, whilst doing anything that will degrade…
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After deciding to buy a dry suit, what are your choices? Alec discusses the pros and cons of neoprene vs fabric dry suits in this ongoing series. Watch my "Alec Peirce at the Ranch" for ranching and home ideas. ***** Alec Peirce…
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It's time to re-think your dive bag! Thank all that is holy that we are here to help! #SCUBA #Dive #Bag Rating: 5.00
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Oyster Diving Club usually organise trips in warmer climates but this summer, we wanted to see the best of UK inland diving. www.oysterdivingclub.com If you like this film, you may also like this other film I made - 'Trunks' Rating:…
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The O'Neill Reactor 2mm Spring Suit is a great wet suit for water temperature between 65 - 75 degree (this number may be different depending on how much you enjoy the cold). The wet suit is very soft, comfortable and I feel that it…
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Snorkelers, surfers, divers. They all use them… wetsuits! So how do they work to keep you warm? It turns out layers of materials, and water itself! Hosted by: Olivia Gordon ---------- Support SciShow by becoming a patron on Patreon:…
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