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July 9th, 2008
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Since i am just starting out freediving..i will be using my 7mm scuba wetsuit before investing in a freedive one. I am wondering how much weight i will need to get neutral at 10m....i remember hearing 1lb per mm.....is that true?
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July 10th, 2008
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ok thx man!!!
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July 10th, 2008
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I tend to use about 3lb less than what I use for SCUBA. For me 6', 225lb, 7mm Farmer John, I use 24lb to be neutrally buoyant at 30' freediving. At 35' ~10m I would remove a couple of lbs.
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July 10th, 2008
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thats funny...im 5'10" 145 and i use 24 lbs too in a 7mm farmer john...i will find what works...thx!!!!!
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July 10th, 2008
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Unless you're very skinny or very fat, body density is close to sea water. Lung size, amount of neoprene and the type all have a bigger affect on buoyancy. If you take off about seven units of fat, you take off one unit of lead at any depth. The same 7 to 1 ratio is close for feet/pounds at 30-50 feet.
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July 10th, 2008
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alright...my new belt only came with 7 lbs, so i will definetly have to get more.....thanks for the info guys
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