WTB Drysuit hanger

[mer]

In FL cave country, want to buy drysuit hanger. (Figured I'd try here before buying retail).

[Chris H]

I recommend the Underwater Kinetics HangAir. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it is excellent.
http://www.uwkinetics.com/products/h...-drying-system

[DogHouseDiver]

Thanks, been considering this or similar, was wondering how it performed.

[sideways]

3-4Ft of 3" PVC pipe and some rope. Slide it in through one arm , it holds up the shoulders and doesn't stress the zipper. Drill a couple holes spaced about 6 inches apart and hang throught the neck...Doesn't get any better than that.

[DogHouseDiver]

I was more looking for something to dry out a. flood our leak overnight on the road in hotels, when home it hangs inside out on the bar of my kayak trailer one day, flip it the next. Not sold, but considering.

[DogHouseDiver]

I've had luck putting it inside out and over the back of a. chair next to my hotel air conditioning vent.

Chris,
Does it only run when plugged in, or does it hold a charge?

[mer]

I recommend the Underwater Kinetics HangAir. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it is excellent.
http://www.uwkinetics.com/products/h...-drying-system

I have one of those and love it. It travels with me (by car) across FL, and makes a great white noise generator thus rendering whatever hell the football fans in the hotel hallway are raising significantly less annoying.

I'm just looking for a second hanger for the times when both my drysuits are wet or guests are in town.

[mer]

3-4Ft of 3" PVC pipe and some rope. Slide it in through one arm , it holds up the shoulders and doesn't stress the zipper. Drill a couple holes spaced about 6 inches apart and hang throught the neck...Doesn't get any better than that.

Thanks for the idea. Back to the cave diving isle at Home Depot.

[Chris H]

The hangair is plug in only, but I have a 12VDC plug for the power outlet in the car.