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Seac sub inner liner differences

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Twan Reemers

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Hi,

My name is Twan and I'm new on this forum. I'm a beginner spear fisher and looking for the right suit to use.
I will be mainly using it in southern Norway so isolation is important.
I'm considering to go for a Seac sub suit and found 3 options there, The Kama, Race flex comfort and Sea Royal XT. In the description of the suits there are 3 different inner liners mentioned. Split open cell for the Kama, Split cell for the Race Flex and Special nylon dry fiber for the Sea Royal XT model.
Is there anyone here that can explain me the difference? Which one will keep me warmest and is there anyone who has experience with these suits?

Thanks in advance,

Twan
 
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