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Grouper
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When neoprene is just not enough!
Anybody else find the sub title to this forum section a little funny?
Dry Suits - When neoprene is just not enough! Hmm, my dry suit is made of neoprene. Of course it is crushed neoprene and it has spiffy latex seals. So maybe that is the difference. Maybe it should be Dry Suits - When you just don't want to get wet! ![]() |
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TadPole
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Not even crushed ...
I also dive in a neoprene dry suit with latex seals, and it's not even crushed neoprene - after trying trilaminate, I realized I liked neoprene much better .... so I hope people do not think "neoprene" and "dry suit" can not be together in one sentence
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