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Two piece underwear works under the condition that the shirt is tucked 
into the pants so donning the suit does not push it up and the shirt is 
long enough that stretching does not pull it out of the pants.  One piece 
underwear just makes things easier.
IMHO
Sam Frushour

On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Andy Barclay wrote:
> 
> In a previous message, kent lind wrote:
> 
> > My special ordered DUI underwear just arrived, it's their C-4 thinsulate 
> > one-piece model, size large.  However, because there is no stretch to the 
> > underwear and it is one-piece I find that it tends to constrict my ability
to 
> > reach up and over my head to manipulate my tank valves.  (I haven't
actually 
> > dove with it yet, just tried it on in the house). It seems there is not
enough 
> ...snip...
> > Has anyone else encountered this problem?  The underwear seems to fit just 
> my wife and I seem to have the same problem. I am nearly the same weight and
> height as you, my wife is a foot shorter. Her main problem is that the
> arms and legs of the underwear are too long. The legs of my underwear are
> too short.
> 
> > Juneau have nothing useful in stock so I have to special order everything
and 
> > guess at the sizing.  Anyone care to comment on one-piece vs. two-piece 
> 
> I too am interested in replacing the underwear. I don't have any comment
> on the two peice underwear because I've never tried it, however you may
> be interested in knowing that there is a Dive shop in St. Catherines Ont.
> that builds their own thinsulate underwear to order. I recall the price
> being quite reasonable.
> The name of the shop is Ed's Pro Dive, phone 905 646 1481 

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