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Courtney wrote:
I'm not Wilko but I can help with some insight in this area since I have been in the paddling industry for some time. Part of that time I repped for a company that sold wet suits along with many other things. The differences between one wet suit from another if very big. You can get a wide variety of thickness so one can use a suit on the summer and another can use one diving is Alaskan waters. The same goes for hoods, booties, socks and gloves. Some suite can get so thick that they are not good to use for paddling since paddlers need good range of motion. This is the simple explanation. I hope it helped. You're not me? So much for me being on two continents at the same time! ;-) Seriously though, you said it much better than I could have. Thank you for the explanation! -- Wilko van den Bergh wilko(a t)dse(d o t)nl Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe ---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.--- http://wilko.webzone.ru/ |
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