Gul Breathable Drysuit

Advantages: cheap and good for the summer
Disadvantages: Not good for winter

...The gul titanium 2 full suit wet suit is very good for the summer. Its lets in water because it has a overlock stitch but that doesn't matter for the summer. I would say even on the coldest summer days I could stay out in the sea for about 2 hours before I really start to feel the cold. This wet suit is so good because of its price at only £40 that's better then buying one for a couple hundred. I brought it a surf shop in Hayle called down the line which is a good shop. I would never wear this wet suit in the winter though it is just to thin at about 2mm. It isn't the best quality wet suit you could buy but what do you expect. I would reckon mend this wetsuit to anyone.... Read review

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Advantages: Quality, telescoping trunk, rock boots
Disadvantages: Price

...INTRODUCTION When I began diving, I was told that the greatest and most important asset of the cold-water diver was thermal protection. Any lack of this was to be forever cold, wet and miserable. It stands to reason - the UK's waters (inland and offshore) can be bitterly cold and the diving that is to be had is quite variable, with many dives only accessible after some time on a hardboat or RIB. Because of these things your thermal protection's got to be spot-on. A LEARNING CURVE I bought drysuits for Sar and me, as we'd started diving together with a small club. I was pointed in the direction of a cottage industry which made drysuits to measure and, not knowing any better, coughed up the 300-odd sovs for each suit. The suits were ill-fitting and uncomfortable. They were quite iffy too, with both of ours having problems... Read review

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Advantages: Good waterprrof suit
Disadvantages: None

...I am a keen sailer and I needed a drysuit when i came to the UK, as i wasn't prepared to get cold and wet all the time whilst dinghy sailing. A trip to the local yacht chandlers revealed a host of drysuits, but the one that caught my eye was a "last years stock" Musto Yachting drysuit. As you can guess, as it was last years stock - the new ones were coming in soon, and the price had been dropped in expectation of recieving new stock. It turned out to be a good buy. I've had it for over 3 years, and having looked after it well, it is still waterproof. A good buy overall.... Read review

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