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Old 16 February 2018, 17:22   #21
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Being new to all this and starting to gather a multitude of necessities and accessories for my sib whats the views of a drysuit.
Are they worth having do they keep you warm when just sat for hours fishing etc. Comments appreciated
Dry suits are great to keep you dry and afloat the clothing you wear underneath keeps you warm get one with front entry zip so you can dress yourself and have a pee easy also get one with boots on better for walking and keeping your feet warm and lastly get neoprene neck and wrist seals they are more comfortable and last longer
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Thanks for that. some good good points there
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Thanks for that. some good good points there
Dry Suits from Seaskin Custom Drysuits home page - Seaskin Custom Diving Suits This is where I got mine a surface dry suit if you are buying go up and have it made to measure it makes a big difference for comfort and customising
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dry suit is a must if you are planning to go to sea look at Marino wool for base layers for keeping warm and EPRIB would be good idea to if you are planning to go solo with a emergency grab bag if you have a look back on here you will get a good idea what to carry
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Thanks again HH.
This forum is helping me so much.
Yes I will be at sea fishing, the more stuff you can take with you the better.
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You need to get the right balance off what you need try before you buy we have all made mistakes getting to much when simple is best
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Good advice taken on board. Thanks no pun intended ��
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