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How to Repair a Wetsuit
You are going to save a lot of money by doing this. Today we are going to take a look at how to repair tears in wetsuits, and how to maintain a wetsuit so it has as long a life as possible. Let’s get started.
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NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 2mm Water Sock Review
If you are into scuba diving or other water sports, you know that you need to have the right equipment in order to be able to protect yourself from discomfort and injuries. For instance, if your fins tend to chafe your ankles or feet when you are diving, you might want to consider wearing a pair of water socks, such as the NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 2mm Water Socks. These water socks are thick enough to protect your feet, but thin enough that they can even be worn underneath a pair of boots comfortably. Today we are going to review these water socks and talk about their features, as well as the disadvantages of wearing them.
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NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 1.5mm ¾ Finger Gloves Review
These gloves are made with soft, stretchy Spandex, and the palm is made from synthetic leather, so they are comfortable while providing the protection you need. Today we are going to review these ¾ finger gloves, so you can get an idea of whether or not these are the right gloves for you.
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How to Select a Wetsuit Size
Obviously, a suit that is a bit on the large side is going to feel comfortable, but it isn’t going to do its intended job of keeping you warm. In this article, we are going to take a look at the things you need to think about in order to choose the proper wetsuit size. Let’s get started.
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Scuba Diving: Wetsuit vs Dry Suit
If you are new to the sport of scuba diving, you may be wondering which is better, a wetsuit or a dry suit. Actually, it is not a matter of which one is better for you, but which one is better for the type of diving you plan on doing. For instance, if you are going to be diving in warmer areas, a wetsuit is going to suffice. But if you are going to be doing cold water dives, a dry suit is going to keep you a lot warmer. Today, we are going to take a look at the differences between wetsuits and dry suits, and what each are used for.
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ZIONOR Full Body Sport Rash Guard Dive Suit Review
Sport diving today is more advanced that what it used to be a few decades ago. And in order to keep up with the tide, you need the best rash guard dive suit. The ZIONOR Full Body Sport Rash Guard Dive Suit is a great choice for surfers, swimmers, snorkelers and even land based athletes […]
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Best Wetsuits for Diving of 2020? Complete Reviews with Comparison
The best wetsuit should protect you from cuts, scrapes, stings and the sun, and keep you warm underwater. A high-quality scuba diving suit is an investment that will last you for years to come, and provide you with optimal performance in terms of comfort and safety. Buying a wetsuit also means that you no longer have […]
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What is A Wetsuit Made Out Of?
Wetsuits are a vital part of every water-lover’s wardrobe. They can be used to dive deep under the water, swim in the sea and even to surf in freezing cold temperatures. They are usually incredibly specialized and a wetsuit that is suitable for one activity might not be suitable for another. Because of this, the materials that wetsuits are made out of are super important.
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Dark Lightning Full Wetsuit Review
If you are trying to choose your first wetsuit, then you might be struggling right now. A lot of manufacturers use terminology like “3/2mm neoprene” and “flushing”. These are terms that you will only really understand if you already know about wetsuits.
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How Long Do Wetsuits Last?
Wetsuits are the perfect option when it comes to dealing with cold water temperatures and chilly temperatures outside. They exist as your own personal radiator while you are in the water, keeping your body warm with a strategic system of layers that have been expertly designed in order to trap heat and reflect any escaping heat back towards your body.
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