Drysuit or Wetsuit

Rich R wrote:
> I like a wetsuit, I dive in NY and I am very cold in the winter but I still
> like the wet suit for the feel! what type of drisuit do you like?

Drysuit. If you like a feel of a wetsuit, a neoprene drysuit is not
far off.

When water is 1C, there is little left to prove

/m

Dear Adam,

can you contact me directly for the drysuit? My length is 1.60 meters,
don't know what size that is in the US, but love to see a pic and to know
your asking price.

my email is nickytaniwha at yahoo.com

Hope to hear from you soon.

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Rich R wrote:

> I like a wetsuit, I dive in NY and I am very cold in the winter but I still
> like the wet suit for the feel! what type of drisuit do you like?

I dove a wetsuit here in NY for 6 years before going dry. I certainly
won't go back to a wetsuit (unless my drysuit floods). A wetsuit was
fine during the summer and late fall, but early spring and early winter
where the water temp is a balmy 42 degrees.. well, not quite for me.
Especially having to put it back on for a second dive....

Just dont pee in your dri suit LoL

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"TonyP" <arpierre@Hooptonline.net> wrote in message
news:ykLTd.5012$654.1334@fe10.lga...
> Rich R wrote:
>
>> I like a wetsuit, I dive in NY and I am very cold in the winter but I
>> still like the wet suit for the feel! what type of drisuit do you like?
>
> I dove a wetsuit here in NY for 6 years before going dry. I certainly
> won't go back to a wetsuit (unless my drysuit floods). A wetsuit was fine
> during the summer and late fall, but early spring and early winter where
> the water temp is a balmy 42 degrees.. well, not quite for me. Especially
> having to put it back on for a second dive....
>