Waterproof wetsuits

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

Ken wrote:

> I know it's a silly title but does anyone have any experience of
> wetsuits made by a Swedish Company called Waterproof. It's a pretty
> daft name but it's what my local scuba store stocks (Slough Scuba
> Store...not to be attempted when drunk). Wetsuits ain't something I
> fancy buying over the net so:
>
> Are they well made, durable, comfortable?
>
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

A friend of mine got one ( compressed Neopren) as her first
Dry Suit. She liked it from the beginning and has absolutely
no problem with it.
This is a very rare thing. Hadn't I a Typhoon, I would get
me a waterproof without hesitating.

Matthias

On 2006-03-14, Ken <dormouse101@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

There was one reviewed in 'Dive' a month or so ago. I think it was
pretty average.

If you're concerned about comfort, get a made-to-measure from Namron.
My 5mm one-piece is a brilliant fit and cost less than an off-the-shelf
Beaver Marbella.

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On 2006-03-14, Ken <dormouse101@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

There was one reviewed in 'Dive' a month or so ago. I think it was
pretty average.

If you're concerned about comfort, get a made-to-measure from Namron.
My 5mm one-piece is a brilliant fit and cost less than an off-the-shelf
Beaver Marbella.

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On 2006-03-14, Ken <dormouse101@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Any experience in the great ocean of collective wisdom out there?

There was one reviewed in 'Dive' a month or so ago. I think it was
pretty average.

If you're concerned about comfort, get a made-to-measure from Namron.
My 5mm one-piece is a brilliant fit and cost less than an off-the-shelf
Beaver Marbella.

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