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Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 14:19:13 +0100
From: Ingemar Lundgren <ingemar.lundgren@mb*.sw*.se*>
To: Gordy Koetje <kooch@wh*.co*>
CC: techdiver@aquanaut.com
Subject: Re: CF or TLS

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I have both a TLS and a CF suit. The TLS is made in a much lighter
material and therefore is more comfortable. It does dry very quickly
to.  The drawback is that you can puncture the suit quite easily.  With
the CF suit you trade comfort for durability. Which suit is best really
depends on what kind of diving you do.

Gordy Koetje wrote:

>  Question to list. I've been diving a diamond tri-lam for some time
> and am now in the market for a new suit. I'd like to hear what the
> list has to say about either the cf or the tls. I've made the choice
> of DUI but haven't made up my mind on which one. The reason I don't go
> out and buy the cf is I'm worried about it drying and being heavy to
> pack around. I've also heard things about it getting negative at depth
> but does it really get that negative?...Has anyone ever tried to
> figure how negative? I know the foam suits change dramatically but
> does the crushed? Is the tls a better suit than the one I'm diving
> now? The zipper isn't as heavy duty and the tri lam seems a bit
> thinner.  I've only heard good things about it so it must hold up or
> I'm not hearing from the people who aren't happy. The drawback with
> the diamond is it's not very flexible and it has never fit very well.
> The suit I'm referring to is the Saxon. I'd like to thank everyone who
> responds for there help Gordy Koetje



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I have both a TLS and a CF suit. The TLS is made in a much lighter material
and therefore is more comfortable. It does dry very quickly to.  The
drawback is that you can puncture the suit quite easily.  With the
CF suit you trade comfort for durability. Which suit is best really depends
on what kind of diving you do.

<P>Gordy Koetje wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE> <FONT COLOR="#000000"><FONT
SIZE=-1>Question
to list. I've been diving a diamond tri-lam for some time and am now in
the market for a new suit. I'd like to hear what the list has to say about
either the cf or the tls. I've made the choice of DUI but haven't made
up my mind on which one. The reason I don't go out and buy the cf is I'm
worried about it drying and being heavy to pack around. I've also heard
things about it getting negative at depth but does it really get that
negative?...Has
anyone ever tried to figure how negative? I know the foam suits change
dramatically but does the crushed? Is the tls a better suit than the one
I'm diving now? The zipper isn't as heavy duty and the tri lam seems a
bit thinner.  I've only heard good things about it so it must hold
up or I'm not hearing from the people who aren't happy. The drawback with
the diamond is it's not very flexible and it has never fit very well. The
suit I'm referring to is the Saxon.</FONT></FONT> <FONT
COLOR="#000000"><FONT SIZE=-1>I'd
like to thank everyone who responds for there
help</FONT></FONT> <FONT COLOR="#000000"><FONT SIZE=-1>Gordy
Koetje</FONT></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
 
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