And while your at it, get the booties and breathable fabric. When my last
suit wore out, I upgraded to the breathable with booties (and the relief
zipper--not my first of these). It is the best drysuit I have ever had.
Easy on, easy off, and very comfortable. Mine is from NRS, but I imagine
any of the suits with these features would be similar.
--Bob Gramann
"Micheal Artindale" <michealartindale RemoveThis @eastlink.ca> wrote in message
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> "Davej" <galt_57 RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> On Aug 26, "Micheal Artindale" <michealartind... RemoveThis @eastlink.ca> wrote:
>>> How do you deal with relieving yourself?
>>>
>>> When I go out for a paddle, I usually go for several hours. During this
>>> time, I can get out on the shore, and do what I need to do.
>>>
>>> With a wetsuit, its even easyer.
>>
>> Why? (Maybe I don't want to hear)
>>
>> I don't know why but some people need to piss every hour while others
>> only a few times a day,
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> I am of the former. I did not know about the relief zips and wondered how
> people could go so long, or did they use something like a pair of
> Depends...
>
> I will spend the extra for a relief zip
>
> Micheal
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>> Stay informed about: when wearing a Drysuit for long periods of time...