crewsaver dry suit

[triton]

Looking at crew saver dry suits cos there cheap

can any one comment on the (Glideskin Neoprene neck and cuff seals for a tight seal against water ingress ) is this as water tight as good old laytex?

 

Graeme

[garybrazier]

I've had a Gul Enforcer drysuit for past 3 years, worked fine, kept me fairly dry and warm, (ankle and wrist seals are real difficult to keep totally sealed when being smashed about) but I sold it recently as I got a C-skins wired 5mm suit a couple years back, then never bothered with the drysuit again.. So much nicer, more comfortable and I have never really felt cold in it. As I am into waves, I was always a bit worried in the drysuit when I got rinsed. Guess there has been a lot of debate on the pro's and cons, just thought I'd share my experience.

[triton]

I will use it for Kayaking its the Glideskin Neoprene neck and cuff seals I need to know about

[mikechml1599968606]

If you're looking for a cheap suit, Lomo's well worth a look, I bought the tornado suit last month and it's really good.

[JohnDave]

the latex seals will give give you a better seal but they are itchy and irritating to wear, and can cause what looks live a love bite on your neck. The neoprene ones let a but more water past but are really comfy to wear.

 

If you want I'm selling my drysuit, http://forum.kitecrowd.com/sale/gul-astral-drysuit-188448.html