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Guppy
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Thinsulate VS. Polartec
I have a pair of 100g/m Thinsulate drysuit undergarments that are getting a little too small. I am wondering what the equivalent weight would be for Polartec. Does anyone know what this is or is it the same. I wouldnt think it would be the same as the thinsulate has a Denser fiber than the Polartec. Let me know your thoughts.
PS. Nice lift bag Mike...... ![]()
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Shark
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So let me get this straight, Thinsulate SHIRNKS? Damn that sucks
![]() I wish I could give you a good answer but all I have dove is Fleece undergarments so I have no idea what a comparable thinsulate would be... Interested in the answers though... Phil
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Guppy
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Its funny how things tend to shrink as you get older. Actually the undergarments never really fit well. I just used them and dealt with it. As they have gotten smaller I feel like a controsionist trying to get in them. Its nearly impossible.
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Shark
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For some nice inexpensive undergarments check out Rondell on Ebay. Great guy to deal with and very nice undergarments... No Thinsulate though...
Phil
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TadPole
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maybe this can help: Polartec vs Thinsulate - ScubaBoard
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Guppy
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I ended up with another pair of 100g/m2 thinsulate undergarments from ebay. They were Andy's new in bag. Found a great deal on them. I put them on and not only do they strech but they fit much nicer too. No more 3 ring circus to get in them for me. I went with the thinsulate because i didnt want more bulk for the same warmth.
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Guppy
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hmm i would still be very interested in some comparisons, I just ordered a custom 280gm polertec from ron from ebay and now im thinking of getting a 200gm santi thinsulate custom and i'd be interested how people thing they would compare
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