Help with wet suit

[spenchey2]

I'm looking at getting a wet suit this year so i can get into the water sooner, but i don't really know which one i need. i do need one for very cold waters so i was looking at this http://www.oneill.com/mens-products....esID=99&id=118

or this http://www.oneill.com/mens-products....esID=40&id=180

any suggestions would be of great help.

[foxfam312]

wetsuit

anything below 55 water temp, go dry suit you will be more comfortable. If you do go wetsuit, Jet pilot are pretty good.

[spenchey2]

how would i keep my feet warm?

[Original Wing Nut]

Keep a cooler full of hot water from your shower. It won't keep them warm, but it is a great way to get the blood circulating again. Then my daughter builds a tent out of a blanket and stuffs the heater vent in and we don't hear from her for a while.

As far as suit I have the Oneil Boost dry suit. I am 6'4 and 220 I have the large and the whole family uses it, my daughter is 5'6 and 110, it's a little baggy on her, but still keeps her dry.

[spenchey2]

i think i'm going to go with this one http://www.oneill.com/mens-products....esID=99&id=118 how do you like the boost though? i also thought about that one.

[scootc]

I got a new Adrenaline Dry suit this year and love it. No leaks! Good value for the money.

[Matt Garcia]

Originally posted by spenchey2
how would i keep my feet warm?

Your feet really wont be that cold while riding..its after you get in the boat will your feet be cold so bring some socks. Your bindings actually do protect a little bit from the wind chill. Hands are another thing...just buy some dry suit gloves, those work really well.

[spenchey2]

thanks for the help guys, i think i'm going to order one now.

[Domsz06]

I have used a Oniel boost and love it. I have one that I have used 3 times, it's a size med if anyone is interested. I don't have time to go when it's that cold, so I'm getting rid of it. Anyone looking for one?