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spetton wetsuits
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Hey
My suit last season was a spetton fishman 5mm. Nice warm suit that took a lot of punishment, they are good budget suits, as for the thickness I cant comment
My suit last season was a spetton fishman 5mm. Nice warm suit that took a lot of punishment, they are good budget suits, as for the thickness I cant comment
Hey mate
5mm is southern waters is good (particularly in Winter( depends on how far south yoy are) i lived in Melbouren for a while and dived the Vic waters and a 5mm is always nice.
personally i'd go with an OMER green camo in 5mm for down there the colours work well with the ocean there either that or a 5mm Cressi suit (super stretchy!)
DD
5mm is southern waters is good (particularly in Winter( depends on how far south yoy are) i lived in Melbouren for a while and dived the Vic waters and a 5mm is always nice.
personally i'd go with an OMER green camo in 5mm for down there the colours work well with the ocean there either that or a 5mm Cressi suit (super stretchy!)
DD