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09-11-2005, 02:33 PM
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 Should I purchase a full-length wetsuit? know the water temp will be about 75-78F. I have sufficient "insulation" so that I wear only a bathing suit in water to 78F and stay for about 1 hour. I'm a weanie-warm-water diver so I'm not used to wearing any neoprene at all. I have a 2/3 shortie. Knowing much of the diving off the Kona coast is macro-related, is a shortie enough for repeat dives, i.e. 2-3 tanks per day for 3-4 days or should I shell out for a full-length suit? I know warmth is a subjective quality but is there anyone in cyberspace who shares my thermal properties and can give me pointers? TIA, Jo  |
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