Paul Braunbehrens writes: > > On Friday, April 11, 2003, at 04:09 PM, Esbjörn wrote: > >> Ive been using both DUI 400 and Weezle extreme+. >> Diving in Sweden usually means cold diving around 4 degC around year at >> depth, so at 10 deg'C youll probably do well with just about anything in >> combination with argon. >> So how does Weezle and DUI compare? >> Well if I was doing one long pull I'd probablu use the DUI but if I was >> doing two shorter, say 20 min bottom (=1 hour total/dive) over the day, >> I'd take the weezle as it dries much quicker and thus keeps me warmer on >> the second dive. > > So you are saying that any perspiration or condensation on the suit will > dry because between dives you get out of your shell? I'm afraid I don't > understand. The Weezle is possibly one of the most effective "wicking" materials available. That doesn't make it the best undersuit. I have the compact and extreme+, and both seem to require excessive amounts of gas to keep me warm enough. The Extreme+ is fine with a comfortable abount of gas (I like a snug suit)... for 50-60^f water. The compact is rated for 55+, but I'm pretty cold unless I've got a huge bubble of air in there. I should clarify that a bit... I'm not so much cold, as it is I NOTICE the cold on my forearms, then ignore it once the dive gets under way. The Weezles are going on Ebay soon (Both are large/long) pending my happiness with my new Bare Thinsulate 200's. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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