David, Seen the suit. Some of the disadvantages I found: -Not a custom pocket. Comes with the wrong size pocket. -Hard to get into. Looks the same at first as a TLS but the entry is actually harder. -The boots are really not nice. Also the xl Jetfin won't fit. -The gaitors suck. They are not at all tight enough to perform the task they were designed for. -The seals were rather thick The cost difference is little when you calculate how many dives you use the suit and how much extra you would pay per dive. Regards, THOMAS At 01:25 PM 5/15/99 -0700, you wrote: >As a former DUI dealer and TLS owner I can tell you this suit can't even >compete in the same race with the Bare trilam commercial. The only >advantages it has is custom sizing available for extremely hard to fit >people and lots of fancy colors. >Bare will custom size boots and seals at no charge when ordered and do it in >1 week and have enough different stock sizes to fit about 90% of divers. >Advantages: >stronger trilam >better seam sealing >thigh pocket standard >better boots >gaiters standard >Cost $200 less > >IMHO a telescoping torso is what makes a drysuit and the only two on the >market are the dew-ee and the Bare. >--- >David >www.cwscuba.com >---- >> >> BTW I noticed you want to buy a drysuit; take a look at the DUI TLS before >> you consider anything else. Might save you some money in the end when you >> start destrokefying yourself... >> >> THOMAS > > > > -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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