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08-06-2007, 08:50 PM
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Grouper
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Has anyone used this before? Seems like a cool idea. It's pretty much a hanger with a fan. If it's true to what it claims, it dries up a wetsuit in no time, no more trying to get into icy-cold wetsuits in the morning or leaving suits to dry up multiple days.
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08-30-2007, 12:19 PM
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TadPole
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I bought one to try out, and took it with my on my last trip. I like the size of the hanger as it does not crease or stretch the shoulders out of shape. The problem we had was that the it is a fan only (no heater) so in a hotel room that is nice and cool after being out in the sun, you are blowing cool air through the suit or skin. Would dry much faster if it blew warm air. Would not buy another.
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