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#31
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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 Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry.  |
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#32
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry. |
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#33
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry. |
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#34
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry. |
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#35
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry. |
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#36
02-04-2005, 04:52 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. DUI, it's the only way to dive ;) My CF200 is the Dog's twitcher, but since the UK's only importer changed they are now more over priced than ever. O'3 have a very good reputation, based in Weymouth...... Weight requirement will depend on you, suit material and undersuit / garments. I would recommend a buoyancy check with 12Kg's + 2Kg ankle weights (guaranteed to be shot down on this one!) Personally I found membrane suit too baggy, too much potential air space. My crushed neoprene fits like a glove. Auto-shoulder dump for sure. Just my 2p. HTH. Garry. |
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#37
02-04-2005, 07:22 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. >> Well I like my Gates 450. > And I like my Hunter (Gates) 400... Hurray for Gates! :o) I like mine too - the 450. Very hard wearing, good chunky seals, nice boots, and well priced. Although they'll probably take a bit of tracking down, not sure where sells them now. I got mine from Denney but he doesn't stock them anymore as far as I know. Although the blue wavey pattern is definitely an, ermmmm, "unique" feature of the 400, I prefer mine :o\ David |
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#38
02-04-2005, 07:22 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. >> Well I like my Gates 450. > And I like my Hunter (Gates) 400... Hurray for Gates! :o) I like mine too - the 450. Very hard wearing, good chunky seals, nice boots, and well priced. Although they'll probably take a bit of tracking down, not sure where sells them now. I got mine from Denney but he doesn't stock them anymore as far as I know. Although the blue wavey pattern is definitely an, ermmmm, "unique" feature of the 400, I prefer mine :o\ David |
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#39
02-04-2005, 07:22 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. >> Well I like my Gates 450. > And I like my Hunter (Gates) 400... Hurray for Gates! :o) I like mine too - the 450. Very hard wearing, good chunky seals, nice boots, and well priced. Although they'll probably take a bit of tracking down, not sure where sells them now. I got mine from Denney but he doesn't stock them anymore as far as I know. Although the blue wavey pattern is definitely an, ermmmm, "unique" feature of the 400, I prefer mine :o\ David |
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#40
02-04-2005, 07:22 PM
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| Re: Which Drysuit. > And I like my Hunter (Gates) 400... Hurray for Gates! :o) I like mine too - the 450. Very hard wearing, good chunky seals, nice boots, and well priced. Although they'll probably take a bit of tracking down, not sure where sells them now. I got mine from Denney but he doesn't stock them anymore as far as I know. Although the blue wavey pattern is definitely an, ermmmm, "unique" feature of the 400, I prefer mine :o\ David |
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