Here you go, fakkas!
Short torso Feral=fake news
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The Great Unbiased Wetsuit Review Thread
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Short torso Feral=fake news
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the open zipper on the feral adds an inch
Jeez. Control your experiment’s variables, Ted!
Do you have issues with your cock sticking out through the neck hole?
O'Neill Ninja 1.5mm Hood
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ne 1 got a review?
I’ve had a good experience with a Quik “Everyday Session” or something like that 3/2 over the past year. Still going strong without the nut leak almost every suit gets. Just tried a new Vissla 4/3 Seven Seas today and so far, so good. Not super stretchy, but comfortable enough. Time will tell.
Never tried one but I don’t really want my mouth and nose covered while surfing. If it was that cold where I thought i would need that I’d go snowboarding.View attachment 167382
O'Neill Ninja 1.5mm Hood
Stay covered head-to-toe in O'Neill's premium lineup of equipment designed to shield you from the harshest conditions. Our world-class athletes search the planet for perfect surf, the R&D team at Area 52 developed product to allow you to perform in the most extreme elements and excel in the...
ne 1 got a review?
Water in the low 60s and we’ve got people needing 4/3s and hoods. They should be uncomfortably hot.That tells you all you need to know about how well those suits work.
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Maybe apple dunking contest at your covid party or the wet bedroom activities.
I would guess after a duckdive you can get some great Darth Vadar sounds.
Today's 4/3s are yesterdays 3/2s. Got to go up a mil in thickness to get the same warmth.
shoulders on the hyperfreak fire are tight AF. I don’t remember them like this on my psycho1. suit does have me sweating a yeast factory downstairs thank goodness for the generous space nuts to shoulders.
is feral 4/3 about as warm as O’Neil 4/3? I’m ready to relegate the fire to cold cold air mornings only.
is feral 4/3 about as warm as O’Neil 4/3? I’m ready to relegate the fire to cold cold air mornings only.
Does this apply to all suits? Yamamoto included? Seeing mixed reviews. Some say yamamoto is warmer compared to same mil non yamamoto.
I just ordered a 3/2 Crooked and wondering if I need to change to a 4/3?
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I’ve been wearing Matuse for the past 3 years and it seems thinner but warmer. Todays wetsuits can do that.Does this apply to all suits? Yamamoto included? Seeing mixed reviews. Some say yamamoto is warmer compared to same mil no yamamoto.
I just ordered a 3/2 Crooked and wondering if I need to change to a 4/3?
I’ll take a warm 4/3 any day over a 2mm or 3/2 that advertises to be as warm as thinner counterparts in my relatively (52) old age. I’d rather be warm and do some neck flushes to cool things down as opposed to getting chilled and paddling around the lineup trying to stay warm during lulls. All my suits are Yamo, but there’s only so much insulation a thin suit can offer despite the source material.
If I was surfing a 30 minute heat and was much younger I may feel the advantage of a thinner suit, but I want to be comfortable and be able to swing on set waves and not worry about being cold and stiff when a proper wave roles through.
If I was surfing a 30 minute heat and was much younger I may feel the advantage of a thinner suit, but I want to be comfortable and be able to swing on set waves and not worry about being cold and stiff when a proper wave roles through.