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Keeping your wetsuit smelling like Neoprene

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dforcucci

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The tubing runs up out of the high waist pants and down under the jacket. The tubing does collapse so the weight belt can be worn no problem.

Works great! Sea trialed this weekend.

Here is what is at the business end.....

Active Cath, External Catheters

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Dave
Seattle
 
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I certainly wouldn't fancy sticking that up my pee hole!!
 
Boy! You better hope some cleaner shrimp doesn't get the idea to swim up that tube and get to work . . . :D
 
Of great another pissette/bec du canard thread, my favourite, we haven't discussed this for several years :D.

I expect you might get complaints if you tried to attach that thing at, say, Chesil Cove car park! :D

Didn't Burt Reynolds wear something like that in a movie once (to attend a seminar where they locked the participants in)?

BTW there are wetsuit shampoos (mainly targeted at surfers I think).
 
Wet suit stench can be used strategically!

I was free diving alpine lakes at altitude (glacial lakes are devastatingly... empty... it's very calming until the lack of O2 above 8,000 feet cuts your normally sea level dive time to about 20 seconds. But at 6-7 thousand feet it's the bee knees) and I was with a group lodging in a National Park. Obviously, none of them knew crap about diving of any kind. And every goddamned time I went to dive one of them would say "Pee in your wet suit! It will keep you warm." Now, aside from the fact that I feel how and when I piss is my personal business, not the business of an asshat in a kayak, no amount of gentle explanation would make this Obviously Useful Fact About Wetsuits go away. So, finally, I did it. Then, rinsed my gear as usual and as usual hung my wetsuit in the hallway. For a week. The recommendation ceased, and I was rewarded with increased personal space.
 
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