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You know I'd hate to get off topic since you've gotten so much information specific to your topic, but i had a thought.
Those people that swim the english channel always have some sort of thick jelly stuff on them. It could be vaseline, maybe lard. I just dont know. Maybe look into that. It'd be way cheaper.
Ok. Now back to the relevant responses.
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You can't go wrong with a new custom sized flx for winter and a cheap 7mm for summer
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Originally Posted by rddvet
Yes I can. Anyone who has used the Thermate?Quote:
Originally Posted by mdax
Dive wet by choice. I try my Dick Long signature series cf200 once or twice a year. Usually in January then back to my custom AquaFlite one piece 5 mil. I also use a duel bladder Nomad. Ken
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Anyone who has used the Thermulation?
You need to dive my dad's drysuit Bob 2 (Bare shell suit).Quote:
Originally Posted by Slüdge
looks cool any idea on price. I missed it on the link
$899 for the full body version for drysuit use....$799 for the top of the line vest that can be used under a wetsuit....http://www.heatedwetsuits.com/thermalution-red-grade/Quote:
Originally Posted by MichaelAngelo
Holy crap!! I hope those make your trim perfect, provide you with gills, and light up the cave while they're at it! $900 for something to go under a wetsuit or drysuit? No wonder you're not getting any reviews!
The bottom line is how many watts of heat these garments transfer to the diver and I can't seem to find that important fact on their website. Based on the small battery size and the claimed burntime, I can't imagine it's very much. A typical heated vest will transfer around 50 watts to the diver.