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John Fereira wrote:
Be prepared to spend $700-$900. While that's true of Kokatat and Stohlquist suits, you can order one from Ravenspring, custom fit to your body dimensions, for less than $500 delivered. Ravenspring suits have interesting options such as internal suspenders and sleeve and thigh pockets. Several of my paddling friends have them and they rave about the suits, and also about Ravenspring's service. www.ravenspring.com A bargain basement option, if you fit the sizes available, is one of the Gore-Tex "Canadian Air Force" dry suits made by Mustang that are sold regularly on Ebay. They typically sell for under $100, but they are designed to have booties added to fit the wearer, so they come with short legs with no seals. For another $50, you can order latex booties and glue from OS Systems (www.ossystems.com) and have a functional suit. Another option would be to glue on neoprene socks or boots. The downside is that these suits are a bit heavier and stiffer than commercial suits and use an unusual, but functional, zipper configuration. |
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