I've got a dry top that has a fabric skirt which, I guess, is intended to
overlap the spray skirt on a decked boat. viz: http://tinyurl.com/2txu9e

Also have a farmer john viz: http://tinyurl.com/3dhz9o

Don't have a decked boat, but I'd like the fabric skirt to help keep water out
of my farmer john - like the old "Ronnie Rollover" suites did.

I'm guessing I could glue a skirt/sheet of thin/stretchy something-or-other to
the john without messing it up too much for wear without the top.

Anybody tried something like this? Material? Methodology?
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PeteCresswell

On Apr 9, 2:54 pm, "(PeteCresswell)" wrote:
I've got a dry top that has a fabric skirt which, I guess, is intended to
overlap the spray skirt on a decked boat. viz:http://tinyurl.com/2txu9e

Also have a farmer john viz:http://tinyurl.com/3dhz9o

Don't have a decked boat, but I'd like the fabric skirt to help keep water out
of my farmer john - like the old "Ronnie Rollover" suites did.

I'm guessing I could glue a skirt/sheet of thin/stretchy something-or-other to
the john without messing it up too much for wear without the top.

Anybody tried something like this? Material? Methodology?

My wetsuit has velcro shoulder straps so I could try something like
what you are suggesting -- but I don't know if I'd want that plastic
tunnel material pressing against me. In your case have you simply
tried wearing an elastic belt over the tunnel? I know it has an
elastic drawstring but that is pretty wimpy. Or cut the straps and add
velcro (double sided).

BTW, I finally learned how to take a wetsuit off a few days ago -- I
didn't realize how much easier it is if you pull the leg cuffs down to
your heels before you begin rolling it inside-out and off.

Per Davej:
In your case have you simply
tried wearing an elastic belt over the tunnel?

Good catch. I'll give it a try before going any further.



BTW, I finally learned how to take a wetsuit off a few days ago -- I
didn't realize how much easier it is if you pull the leg cuffs down to
your heels before you begin rolling it inside-out and off.

Another one I'll try next time out....
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PeteCresswell