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05-11-2008, 07:57 AM
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Guppy
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Latex Dryhood?
I am wondering If many divers use a latex dryhood? I would like to hear pro's and con's, Is it worth using. I dive fresh Cold water, great lakes anywhere from 40 to 110 feet. I am using a Bare ATR HD drysuit with Bare tech dry hood. I have read the latex dryhoods keep your head dryer and warmer, any truth to this?
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05-11-2008, 10:02 AM
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Shark
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I use a latex dryhood on my Viking drysuit, most of the time my head is perfectly dry but if I goof when I put it on I'll get wet. When that happens it's pretty darn cold. I don't think it'd be any better or worse than what you have.
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