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Cressi

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If it was me, I would go with the Pesca Team. Why? Because I said so rofl No seriously, it has reinforcments on the knees, also even though I dont like long Johns, this suit has a smooth skin waist to stop water getting in around the vest top and it just looks better with the two tone top.
 
diver said:
Im wondering which suit to buy. Which one do you recommend more (& why)???

Pesca Team and Competition
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hiya
i had a cressi custom-made with bumps in the right places, in Johannesburg... it's a 7mm semi-dry but it is comfortable.
if you have a cressi factory in your area it may be worth youwhile...
still saving up for my PFD wetsuit ....
 
I use the model that was replaced by the pesca team and a friend uses the pesca team. I am very pleased with mine as is he. I use it all year round in sweden and norway. I have done a two hour dive in december and I admit that I got cold in the end but not enough to be a problem. Cressi doesn't use the fanciest neopren but they are well smooth enough for me and because they don't they are sturdier than say a yamamoto neopren suit.
 
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