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dali1986

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Hello guys i am going to buy a new wetsuit from elios and i would like to ask if anyone have used this material
Suit 3mm Superstretch Thermic lining inside / Smoothskin black outside Neoprene Daiwabo High Density
it's the the most elastic suit in the world,
super-comfortable, soft touch lining inside, very warmth, easy to wear like
a t-shirt and more more durable with lining inside. (low water-resistance)
The suit is going to be 3mm,i am thinking of being smoothskin but i am bit afraid to be open cell as i think that it will be really fragile?Has anyone used daiwabo?I think it is a material for deep diving and i am afraid if it will not be comfortable enough.
I am looking forward for your replies.
 
I`ve used this suit. Only difference is that mine was 2mm. To me this suit seems like any other top-suit from Elios. Very flexible and with good hydrodynamics. The difference compared to a yamamotosuit is the buoyancy. Less buyoancy is better for deep diving. This in turn also means less insulation.
I`m very happy with my suit.
 
I think I have a somewhat similar with yamamotot 45 but only 1½mm

Superstretch Thermic (nylon) lining inside / Smoothskin black (silver) outside

I find it verycomfortable, and good to use for both pool and depth in warm waters. The "thinness" of the suit makes it very little buoyant.

The suit in action...



Morten
 
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Nice...it took me 2.30 to do a 50M dive with the Waterway Powerblades (capt. Nemo) so I wonder if I get the Glide MONO, if I will be much more efficient???

Wow...you did 70+ under 2.30?!!!

I guess the Glide is one of the best Monos?
 
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