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    Tips for Wetsuit wearers

    I am not sure if you guys have any other tips, but the other half showed me something awesome yesterday! Plastic bag over the foot before shoving your leg into your wet suit. I never thought of that and it seems to make getting into a wetsuit infinately easier.

    Enjoy.

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    Get one a bit big, they shrink

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    Vasaline ...seriously.. arm pits and behind knees will stop chaffing if your doing long hours in your wetsuit.

    Also if your are getting into a damp or wet wetsuit dunk your wetsuit in the tide and splash water on to yourself. It will help.

    when drying your suit rinse in fresh water allow to drain, then hang on a coat hanger out of direct sunlight do not pack away damp!!
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    Get one a bit big, they shrink

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    tip a bit of soapy water inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Get one a bit big, they shrink

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    None of mine have shrunk over the last 25-30 years, they both still fit, sort of. Did you wash yours in water that was too hot?

    Anyone got a good tip on how to get rid of the cavity below the bottom of the ribcage and the hips. Damn thing just fills with cold water.
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    smear the pie in the wet suit and poor beer over you and getting the wety on will be a breeze

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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    Vasaline ...seriously.. arm pits and behind knees will stop chaffing if your doing long hours in your wetsuit.

    Also if your are getting into a damp or wet wetsuit dunk your wetsuit in the tide and splash water on to yourself. It will help.

    when drying your suit rinse in fresh water allow to drain, then hang on a coat hanger out of direct sunlight do not pack away damp!!
    Vaseline is a petroleum product. Petroleum products break down rubber. Wet suits are made of rubber. Not so good in the longer run when the arm pits perish
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    Quote Originally Posted by /V\@RtZ View Post
    tip a bit of soapy water inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    I am not sure if you guys have any other tips, but the other half showed me something awesome yesterday! Plastic bag over the foot before shoving your leg into your wet suit. I never thought of that and it seems to make getting into a wetsuit infinately easier.

    Enjoy.

    PS Twoshot - how's your new suit going?
    Mint But it is feeling a bit left out at the moment! used to use the plastic bag on the old one but it was so tight that once my foot or arm was thru i had to cut the bag off at the ankle or wrist cause it would not slide out and that would require 4 bags every time i put it on!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Anyone got a good tip on how to get rid of the cavity below the bottom of the ribcage and the hips. Damn thing just fills with cold water.
    Gadgetman - talk to your local BDSM Dungeon Master/mistress. They'll be pleased to fit you out in a suitable gimp suit!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Anyone got a good tip on how to get rid of the cavity below the bottom of the ribcage and the hips. Damn thing just fills with cold water.
    Try getting another weight belt and straping it around the gut???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
    Mint But it is feeling a bit left out at the moment! used to use the plastic bag on the old one but it was so tight that once my foot or arm was thru i had to cut the bag off at the ankle or wrist cause it would not slide out and that would require 4 bags every time i put it on!
    I'd be lying if I didn't say that it was quite comical teaming up with your girlfriend to just try to zip the legs up.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twoshotkill View Post
    Try getting another weight belt and straping it around the gut???
    Might be worth a go, but I'll need to get two. One to add weights to, the other to tighten the middle. Don't have any as they were bought for surface stuff (Yak and swimming). Found a clip of the first owner of the swimming one too. 1987 Cadbury Moro Bar New Zealand TV Ad - Rick Wells - YouTube

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