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I've had one of these drysuits for a couple of years with zero regret. They are thin, non neoprene, and much easier to slip on over your head. And for $299.
Check 'em out
http://www.adrenalinewatersports.com...tID=8&SubID=17
http://www.adrenalinewatersports.com...suit-BIGBG.jpg
Have you used it in canyons, or just for wake boarding?
I've only used it boating. I'm guessing they'd be easy to put a tear through against the canyon walls, but they are nice because they're so thin and baggy.
Hey beech, could you possibly get a weight of yours for me in oz. I'd like to try these for packrafting this spring instead of the Kokatat GMER that weighs as much and costs more than my packraft. Even if it only lasted a year it would be worth is.
Sure, I'll try to remember tonight when I get home. I can tell you that they are relatively lightweight though. It's not the heavy neoprene, it's a thin membrane. I'd be surprised if it were more than a couple of pounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dman
What size do you have? When skiing in cold weather are you wearing neo socks?
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It's an XL, and it's tough to wear neoprene socks when you're putting a ski or wakeboard boot on. Surfing is convenient for the socks, but most of the time I just go barefoot.