Alder

...tried on a couple of Alder suits that were the only ones that came near my price barrier, about £125 seemed average. Nothing fitted so ever onwards. I reach the last shop in town and there it is. An Alder winter suit for £99, and it fits. Mission accomplished. I now have a suit that will keep me warm from October until June. (You’ll find a winter suit suffocating in summer) So what had I got – A brand new 5 by 3mm titanium wetsuit. (5mm ...
...legs). It has a little place for your car keys, strong stitching in all the right places plus the all important rubber windshield on the chest. The question now being do you get what you pay for? My answer: If you can find a similar deal you might get a little more. The suit itself does the job of keeping you warm just fine. The downside being that you don’t get much elasticity from the arms for this price, meaning you tire more quickly and ...

holland 14.04.2001 (10.05.2001) · Read full review
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Alder wetsuits tend to have a pretty big reputation, perhaps not as big as others, but they should do! I used this wetsuit when surfing in Wales this May and i have to say it was great! I hired it from the local surf shop, PJ's in my size and found it almost perfect! The suit i used was a 3/2mm thickness, with a zip back, velcro on the neck, with titanium in the list of components and taped seams to promote further warmth - a must for every British ...
...from £80 and upwards for Alder full wetsuits -depending on what components they have and what thickness they are. The only recommendations i have is to not be stingy with your money and to try the wetsuit on in your size and maybe the size smaller to see which feels better and go for comfort not style! ...

lucyw 04.06.2003 · Read full review
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