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> > I'm looking for comments on dry suit hoods: attached vs non-attached,
neoprene
> >vs latex.
> >eddie-brian@ui*.ed*
Well, my last dive was in minus 1 degree salt water (the air temp.
was minus 20), and I have been using a neoprene wet hood, and I did
not feel cold at all for the 45 minutes or so I spent in the water.
I must say that I keep my hair very short, and prior to enter the
water, I make sure that there is as little air as much as possible
inside the hood by rubbing my hands from the top down, to minimize
the amount of water that comes into the hood.
- -------- Vive le Quebec Libre! (C. De Gaulle, Montreal, 1967) -------- -
.... is english Canada's continued debasement of quebecers reputations and
the all-too willing nature of the English media to portray [Quebec] as a
crumbling banana republic. It amounts to one of the grossest and longest-
standing libels of a people in this country's history - and there are no
journalists in english Canada trying to do anything about it.
Peter Scowen, in feb 27, 1997 HOUR
~~ Last dive: the wharf in Godbout, Quebec north coast, 12 msw ~~
Marc Dufour -- [\] ACUC6 31874 - TDI CD-0197 -- http://www.accent.net/emdx
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