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Sporasub Diablo vs Imersion Seriole. Need advice
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I don’t have any experience with either suit, but if all other things were equal, I would pick an inside coating, like Sporasub Metalite over straight open cell. Open cell without a coating is so hard to put on (you have to get the lubricant everywhere) and because of that it tends to not last as long. You should still use lubricant with a coating, buts its not a critical to get it on every little centimeter of the inside of the suit.
I do have Sporasub Metalite socks and they are very warm.
don
I do have Sporasub Metalite socks and they are very warm.
don
Hi,
I went looking for a suit for the same conditions (Malmoe, Sweden) and ended up choosing between:
1. Sporasub Diabolo (6 mm)
2. CressiSub Super Competition (6/6,5 mm) (now called Pesca team, I think)
3. Imersion Seriole (6 mm)
By chance I got hold of the Imersion in France. Considering the fact that it was cheap by Swedish standards, I bought it. I love the suit, only wish that the "backside of the midsection" (hope this post passes the 13-year-old rating...) was more protected. Also, I'm careful to roll up the cuffs before donning the suit. It also came with a loading pad.
A friend of mine uses the Sporasub and likes it (we're pretty much of the same shape, ~1.80/70). The Cressi is supposed to be a great suit, but a bit pricey...
Good luck!
//Per
I went looking for a suit for the same conditions (Malmoe, Sweden) and ended up choosing between:
1. Sporasub Diabolo (6 mm)
2. CressiSub Super Competition (6/6,5 mm) (now called Pesca team, I think)
3. Imersion Seriole (6 mm)
By chance I got hold of the Imersion in France. Considering the fact that it was cheap by Swedish standards, I bought it. I love the suit, only wish that the "backside of the midsection" (hope this post passes the 13-year-old rating...) was more protected. Also, I'm careful to roll up the cuffs before donning the suit. It also came with a loading pad.
A friend of mine uses the Sporasub and likes it (we're pretty much of the same shape, ~1.80/70). The Cressi is supposed to be a great suit, but a bit pricey...
Good luck!
//Per
Hi,
another thing came to mind just after hitting the button and it's on the line of donmoore's post. IMO, donning an open-cell suit is worth the hassle once you get into the water,but putting it on gets pretty cold during the winter season unless you can change indoors. Being cold tends to make me a bit more clumsy when doffing the thing and I have to be really careful not to tear it. No problem during the summer, though.
//Per
another thing came to mind just after hitting the button and it's on the line of donmoore's post. IMO, donning an open-cell suit is worth the hassle once you get into the water,but putting it on gets pretty cold during the winter season unless you can change indoors. Being cold tends to make me a bit more clumsy when doffing the thing and I have to be really careful not to tear it. No problem during the summer, though.
//Per