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cressi wetsuit

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I have the Cressi Sub comp suit in 5mm neoprene.

It is a really good suit, comfortable, easy to put on with soapy water and keeps me warm all day long in the cold waters of North Scotland.

The material seems fairly robust, I have had a few encounters with barnacle encrusted rocks and the suit seems to take the punishment pretty well.

A good suit at a good price.

Cheers,

Brian
 
I've got a SuperComp, and I've used it in water temps from 33F to 72F (1C to 21C) and it's been great. With at least 30 dives on it it's still like new. That's in spite of multipule encounters with the zebra mussels, rocks ect. The interior of the suit is fragile however. Although I haven't damaged mine yet, I think it could happen with some carelessness or long fingernails!

A fantastic suit.

Aaron
 
I just got a 5 mil Cressi comp suit 2 weeks ago and tried it out last weekend in Monterey,CA. for the first time. Great suit, very flexable, stayed warm after 1.5 hours. Tried to buy the Super comp from Dive Inn store but they tell me they will discontinue that model. They only had a few of size 2 left over. Very happy with the comp
 
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