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Wetsuit Fourth Element Proteus 3
THE FOURTH ELEMENT PROTEUS 3 looked good on the New Product Showcase at the Dive 2009 show, so I grabbed it for a forthcoming trip to the Maldives.
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Appeared in DIVER February 2010
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WETSUIT FOURTH ELEMENT PROTEUS
This extremely flexible one-piece zips up the back. It has a hidden bib that pulls up over the head and forms a collar round the neck to stop water flushing through the zip. more...
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WETSUIT SEEMANN-SUB TITANIUM SEALSKIN
I believe that this suit would be in its element in truly tropical waters such as those in Indonesia or the southern Caribbean at the height of summer. It's also great when spending long periods in a swimming-pool. more...
Appeared in DIVER February 2008
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WETSUIT O'NEILL VEST & HOOD
The O'Neill 3mm neoprene Wetsuit Vest & Hood represents the minimum amount of neoprene in which I am prepared to dive. Any less, and my BC straps chafe my shoulders. more...
Appeared in DIVER February 2008
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WETSUIT CRESSI SUMMER 3MM
The Italians aren't coy about looking stylish. An Italian-designed wetsuit will always make the most of your figure, even if it has seen better days, as mine has. more...
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Wetsuit Scubapro Pacific Pro Steamer
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WETSUIT Ralf Tech Power Line Storm
It's a semi-dry in a mixture of 4 and 5mm neoprene with a long entry zip at the back and smoothskin seals at the neck, with a good helping of Velcro on the tape that pulls over. more...
Appeared in DIVER November 2006
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WETSUIT Camaro Hydronomic
If a man wants to look anything more than unimpressive after a long dive, he'd better wear something warm. more...
Appeared in DIVER October 2006