Drysuit in London

I post another message, because the first "shopping in London" is
certainly considered as spam, and noone perhaps read it! (sorry for
those who read my first message!)


Hello divers!

I want buy a dysuit, but in Paris (france), I just find a few models, so
I plan to come in London and see what is buyable (crush neoprene -I
think Northern Diver *diveMaster* or Poseidon...? for a cost about
500-550 L?).
So: what are the bigs shops in London, with differents models, sizes+++
(I test here the Scubapro but it doesn't fit for me),
for a drysuit? And Do you think there are open the next week?

Thank's divers!
(and excuse me for my poor english -I hope my post is readeable?!!)
marc

steph wrote:
> I post another message, because the first "shopping in London" is
> certainly considered as spam, and noone perhaps read it! (sorry for
> those who read my first message!)
>
>
> Hello divers!
>
> I want buy a dysuit, but in Paris (france), I just find a few models,
> so I plan to come in London and see what is buyable (crush neoprene -I
> think Northern Diver *diveMaster* or Poseidon...? for a cost about
> 500-550 L?).
> So: what are the bigs shops in London, with differents models,
> sizes+++ (I test here the Scubapro but it doesn't fit for me),
> for a drysuit? And Do you think there are open the next week?
>
> Thank's divers!
> (and excuse me for my poor english -I hope my post is readeable?!!)
> marc

take a look at the ndiver website at www.ndiver.com they'll be able to
advise you

--
Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

"Steve Parry" <k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> steph wrote:
> > I post another message, because the first "shopping in London" is
> > certainly considered as spam, and noone perhaps read it! (sorry for
> > those who read my first message!)
> >
> >
> > Hello divers!
> >
> > I want buy a dysuit, but in Paris (france), I just find a few models,
> > so I plan to come in London and see what is buyable (crush neoprene -I
> > think Northern Diver *diveMaster* or Poseidon...? for a cost about
> > 500-550 L?).
> > So: what are the bigs shops in London, with differents models,
> > sizes+++ (I test here the Scubapro but it doesn't fit for me),
> > for a drysuit? And Do you think there are open the next week?
> >
> > Thank's divers!
> > (and excuse me for my poor english -I hope my post is readeable?!!)
> > marc
>
> take a look at the ndiver website at www.ndiver.com they'll be able to
> advise you
>
> --
> Steve Parry
>
> http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
>
> http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com
>
>

Personally there are better suits to be bought for the money than the
Northern Diver 'Divemaster'.
You're guarenteed to get wet in one

Steve Parry <k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com> wrote:
> take a look at the ndiver website at www.ndiver.com they'll be able to
> advise you

Ok, thanks for your answer. I know this website, but I would like not a
internet dealer, but a "non virtual" dealer for wear *on me* differents
drysuit and see what is the good one for me (I'm tall and a little
weight -for the sizes, it's not easy: the scubapro for exemple is too
large or too short! pffffff!!!)
m.

In news:1g6u14w.9vd59igwryqwN%steph@club-wanadoo.fr,
steph <steph@club-wanadoo.fr> fumbled, fiddled and fingered:
> Steve Parry <k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> take a look at the ndiver website at www.ndiver.com they'll be able
>> to advise you
>
> Ok, thanks for your answer. I know this website, but I would like not
> a internet dealer, but a "non virtual" dealer for wear *on me*
> differents drysuit and see what is the good one for me (I'm tall and
> a little weight -for the sizes, it's not easy: the scubapro for
> exemple is too large or too short! pffffff!!!)
> m.


sorry I should have been clearer. The website will be able to advise you
what local dealers are to where your location will be...


--
Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

> Ok, thanks for your answer. I know this website, but I would like not a
> internet dealer, but a "non virtual" dealer for wear *on me* differents
> drysuit and see what is the good one for me (I'm tall and a little
> weight -for the sizes, it's not easy: the scubapro for exemple is too
> large or too short! pffffff!!!)
> m.

I think your right to chose a dry suit from a dealer. I just bought one. an
oceanic
I went to a shop they measured me ,it was then ordered and did not fit when
it arrived. I am long and thin too
the first one I tried was a long body but it did not fit in the legs so I
chose the next size up
in normal size body this seems to fit better. The shop was left with the
postage bill to get the right size suit for me
I tried several under suits and only one fitted me right so it makes sense
to try before you buy. I bought my suit from
selsey on the south coast not an ideal location for you to travel to unless
you have a car and can be bothered to drive
there are two dive shops one in selsey and on in west wittering. Im sure
someone else can suggest a better dive shop(bigger) which is easier to get
to from Paris how are you going to get here fly / drive

Regards David

In article <1g6u14w.9vd59igwryqwN%steph@club-wanadoo.fr>, steph@club-
wanadoo.fr says...
> Steve Parry <k100rs_1990removethis@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > take a look at the ndiver website at www.ndiver.com they'll be able to
> > advise you
>
> Ok, thanks for your answer. I know this website, but I would like not a
> internet dealer, but a "non virtual" dealer for wear *on me* differents
> drysuit and see what is the good one for me (I'm tall and a little
> weight -for the sizes, it's not easy: the scubapro for exemple is too
> large or too short! pffffff!!!)
> m.
>
Hi,

http://www.thedelph.com/links.html#7
has a list of kit shops, (not all in London) but try the Oceanic dealers
link for instance.
http://www.oceanicuk.com/Pages/dealers/london.htm

or Mikes Dive Store for London
http://www.mikesdivestore.com/online/storeintro.htm



Dave
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Dave <capt80@home.atm> wrote:
>
> http://www.thedelph.com/links.html#7
> has a list of kit shops, (not all in London) but try the Oceanic dealers
> link for instance.
> http://www.oceanicuk.com/Pages/dealers/london.htm
>
> or Mikes Dive Store for London
> http://www.mikesdivestore.com/online/storeintro.htm
>

I got my Oceanic Aerdura from Fish in the City which is a Mike's connected shop
located near Liverpool Street. They have a small range of suits and very patient
staff so I'd recommend them for trying suits on.

Nick

Hi!

steph schrieb:

> So: what are the bigs shops in London, with differents models,
> sizes+++ (I test here the Scubapro but it doesn't fit for me),
> for a drysuit? And Do you think there are open the next week?

have a look here: http://www.subaqua.co.uk/shop/london.html

cheers,
Leif

"Leif Kroll" <werbungfuerleif@gmx.de> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> steph schrieb:
>
> > So: what are the bigs shops in London, with differents models,
> > sizes+++ (I test here the Scubapro but it doesn't fit for me),
> > for a drysuit? And Do you think there are open the next week?
>
> have a look here: http://www.subaqua.co.uk/shop/london.html
>
> cheers,
> Leif


Ocean Leisure is a big store witha lot of choice. I would start there.

http://www.oceanleisure.co.uk/