Weezle Undersuits

> Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!

Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?

What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
for winter, an something thinner for summer?)

Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but even
I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)

The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm but
nothing appears when I click it!

perhaps a email to weezle?

"Jason" <meatkutter@spamtotalise.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!
>
> Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?
>
> What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
> for winter, an something thinner for summer?)
>
> Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but
even
> I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)
>
> The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm
but
> nothing appears when I click it!
>
> perhaps a email to weezle?
>
>

E-mail Weezle. Hilary is always very helpful.

My last suit was a ND Flectalon underneath my 4mm compressed neoprene.
I now dive with an oceanic membrane suit, and a Weezle Extreme Plus
underneath.

There is absolutley no comparison. I will never go back to my old
undersuit....
Unless we have a very warm summer! In which case I'll be in my tattered old
semi-dry anyway

Hi Jason
Just drop me a mail & I'll be happy to help
I have a table with rough equivalent values & happy to give advice
Happy New Year
Hilary
aka Mrs Weezle

"Jason" <meatkutter@spamtotalise.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!
>
> Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?
>
> What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
> for winter, an something thinner for summer?)
>
> Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but
even
> I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)
>
> The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm
but
> nothing appears when I click it!
>
> perhaps a email to weezle?
>
>

Thanks to Carl who asked for more information on Weezle
I have tried to reply twice but can't get past his spam blocker
Apologies
Hilary

"Jason" <meatkutter@spamtotalise.co.uk> wrote in message
news:tt0Kb.6835$tB2.67867882@news-text.cableinet.net...
> > Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!
>
> Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?
>
> What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
> for winter, an something thinner for summer?)
>
> Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but
even
> I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)
>
> The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm
but
> nothing appears when I click it!
>
> perhaps a email to weezle?
>
>

Depends on how much you feel the cold really and when you will be
doing most of your diving.

I am an in-frequent diver but always dive with a Weasel, simply the
best undersuits on the planet (IMHO).

Ray.

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:29:45 GMT, "Jason"
<meatkutter@spamtotalise.co.uk> wrote:

>> Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!
>
>Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?
>
>What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
>for winter, an something thinner for summer?)
>
>Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but even
>I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)
>
>The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm but
>nothing appears when I click it!
>
>perhaps a email to weezle?
>

I dive all year around with a Weezle Extreme PLus and my dive buddy does the
same. You can fault it as a undersuit and I keep warm ALL year long. I
have never felt the need to take off the undersuit even when the water warsm
up at 17 centigrade.

Justin.
"Jason" <meatkutter@spamtotalise.co.uk> wrote in message
news:tt0Kb.6835$tB2.67867882@news-text.cableinet.net...
> > Just go for a Weezle Extreme and be done with it - you won't regret it!
>
> Any idea what the thinsulate equiv is to the weezles?
>
> What is best for all round diving? or would two be needed (i.e exteme plus
> for winter, an something thinner for summer?)
>
> Havent got an idea (I use a NDiver flecaton and would recommend it, but
even
> I am tempted toward a weezle next time round!)
>
> The web site lists a section http://www.weezle.co.uk/weightequivlent.htm
but
> nothing appears when I click it!
>
> perhaps a email to weezle?
>
>


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"Nutter" <Nutter@MyHouse.com> wrote in message
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> Depends on how much you feel the cold really and when you will be
> doing most of your diving.
>
> I am an in-frequent diver but always dive with a Weasel, simply the
> best undersuits on the planet (IMHO).

What model do you dive?

Is the exteme ok for all year round use (i.e stoney winter / and summer
diving) with a membrane?

nbown@nospamthanks.ixcg.com wrote:
> John wrote:
>>
>> Is the exteme ok for all year round use (i.e stoney winter / and
>> summer diving) with a membrane?
>
> I found the Extreme plenty warm enough whilst doing deco in the NDC
> in October (I just can't get enough of those boulders .
> I dive in a membrane suit.

But October's the warm part of the year.
How was it like in March?

You saw boulders? The only time I was there I saw two
car tyres and a discarded thermos flask. My February
course has been postponed until April 8-( so I won't
be back there for a while.

nigelH

Nigel Hewitt <news@removethisnigelhewitt.net> wrote:
>
> But October's the warm part of the year.
> How was it like in March?

*grin* Too right. I'm down there in a few weeks so it should be fun seeing what the vis and temp are going to be.

>
> You saw boulders? The only time I was there I saw two
> car tyres and a discarded thermos flask. My February
> course has been postponed until April 8-( so I won't
> be back there for a while.
>

I'm trying really hard not to crack the old "Yes, when my dive buddy was getting into her undersuit" joke

There are a few before the drop off and around the edges but its not the most exciting of locations for
looking at stuff. I did hear that the forces are planning to sink an old aircraft (A Buccaneer?) in it
some time next year (the Iraq war delayed it a bit) but I don't know when or at what depth it will be put in.

Nick

On 09 Jan 2004 12:30:15 GMT, nbown@nospamthanks.ixcg.com wrote:

>Nigel Hewitt <news@removethisnigelhewitt.net> wrote:
>>
>> But October's the warm part of the year.
>> How was it like in March?
>
>*grin* Too right. I'm down there in a few weeks so it should be fun seeing what the vis and temp are going to be.
>
>>
>> You saw boulders? The only time I was there I saw two
>> car tyres and a discarded thermos flask. My February
>> course has been postponed until April 8-( so I won't
>> be back there for a while.
>>
>
>I'm trying really hard not to crack the old "Yes, when my dive buddy was getting into her undersuit" joke
>
>There are a few before the drop off and around the edges but its not the most exciting of locations for
>looking at stuff. I did hear that the forces are planning to sink an old aircraft (A Buccaneer?) in it
>some time next year (the Iraq war delayed it a bit) but I don't know when or at what depth it will be put in.
>
>Nick

There are boulders at the bottom. Me and Frank found them last year.

Pete S.