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    #16
    that by far is the sweetest looking dry suit there is

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      #17
      Originally posted by Matt Garcia View Post
      Yes brand new. The name of the company is Grizzly Water Sports. Great customer service.

      http://www.grizzly-sports.com/details.php?id=00753

      Also when you do get it store it inside a climate controlled environment and use "Seal Saver" on the seals, this will expand the life of the suit.
      thats where I got my oneil boost! I love it when I used it. Ill make you a deal what size?
      Originally posted by G-MONEY
      It hurts me to say it but go OU but only for this weekend!!!!

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        #18
        ragboy,

        your son is the same size I was before my accident. I wore a medium.
        Originally posted by G-MONEY
        It hurts me to say it but go OU but only for this weekend!!!!

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          #19
          y, thats what I was thinking, a medium.
          http://wake9.com/

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            #20
            Originally posted by ragboy View Post
            I am looking for a drysuit for RJ, we are going to try to surf at least through october. I have heard this one is good, but I have had no experience with them. Any thoughts?

            http://www.bartswatersports.com/catalog/Drysuits/Drysuits/O'Neill_Boost_Wakeboard_Drysuit_/index.asp
            I have this suit and it is great BUT. Yes there is always a but. Here it is. It has a neoprene neck seal instead of rubber like all the other cuffs, ankle and wrist. So I have found that it will let water in on a hard fall esp skiing. The flip side is it much more comfortable than other suits with the rubber neck cuff. That is why I purchased it. I have surfed in 42 deg water with this suit and sweaqts underneath, no problem and warm. Highly recommend.

            Notice the snow water temp 42 air temp 50,s
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              #21
              water 42 your a die hard

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                #22
                42??? thats mighty chilly!

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by KonaKing View Post
                  Notice the snow water temp 42 air temp 50,s

                  42+50=92

                  Rule of 90

                  Good to go.

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                    #24
                    I was going to ask about if you guys wore the booties and gloves, but your pictures answer that. Thanks.
                    http://wake9.com/

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                      #25
                      Only when it gets really cold. We try to keep our hands and feet out of the water as much as possible, when down. So we often times look like turtles on their backs with hands and feet (and head) sticking up out of the water.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by ragboy View Post
                        I was going to ask about if you guys wore the booties and gloves, but your pictures answer that. Thanks.
                        I use APS Dry Gloves but only when it is really cold. Your hands and toes are usually the only thing cold when winter riding.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Matt Garcia View Post
                          I use APS Dry Gloves but only when it is really cold. Your hands and toes are usually the only thing cold when winter riding.
                          And your head.

                          Do those gloves keep your hands dry?

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by LovinPowell View Post
                            And your head.

                            Do those gloves keep your hands dry?
                            Ya true.

                            No water still gets in them, but it keeps the wind chill off.

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                              #29
                              I second a Bare suit from Grizzly. My has gone thru 6 winters and only had to redo an ankle seal last year. It has been one of my best purchases.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by LovinPowell View Post
                                And your head.

                                Do those gloves keep your hands dry?
                                I been using gloves and socks from www.sealskinz.com for quit a few years now.
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