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(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per (PeteCresswell): The lower-body mobility was no contest: the neo john won hands-down. Here's another little minus for bag suits (at least the way most people use them); That nice, fluffy PolarTech or whatever that people wear under the suit for insulation gets seriously compressed when you flop into the water and the vacuum-pack effect sets in on the legs and lower torso. The result is the opposite of what most would want: the suit is considerably warmer when out of the water and *less* warm when immersed. That can easily be minimized by floating horizontal at the surface. There's little need to stay vertical, anyway. |
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