Keep a eye out weekly re stoke inventory quick even during pandemic great customer service and even O'neil has not re stock on line inventory slow as fuk during pandemicThis soy boy is a medium tall if you’re taking requests.
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Keep a eye out weekly re stoke inventory quick even during pandemic great customer service and even O'neil has not re stock on line inventory slow as fuk during pandemicThis soy boy is a medium tall if you’re taking requests.
Yah, some how my buddy scored a large.Keep a eye out weekly re stoke inventory quick even during pandemic great customer service and even O'neil has not re stock on line inventory slow as fuk during pandemic
@ocean7847 told me Oneill is hoarding suits at their retail shops.Yah, some how my buddy scored a large.
Spent a bit hunting it down but sure enough found one in under a week.
That’s some good fugging intel. My buddy found his at a small brick and mortar with online shop.@ocean7847 told me Oneill is hoarding suits at their retail shops.
Give the Oneill shop in Capitola a call and see if they have any in your size and if they'll ship it to you.
If you come to 805 "call or email 1st" check stoke at Beachhouse they have good supply and CI for the booby quad.That’s some good fugging intel. My buddy found his at a small brick and mortar with online shop.
Hansen’s had some this weekend but they were all back zips. Was surprised to see so many on the rack.
I have to disagree with this. Definitely depends on the suit. I had a quicksilver hooded 5/4 a few years ago and after every session my neck would be killing me for a few days. It was a struggle to crank mg head back when timing my paddling and drop in. It got to the point where I would paddle for waves blind, just looking straight ahead. I have a hooded psvchotech and my neck is much happierNo problem at all with neck mobility. They all come with a cord with plastic toggle to tighten which makes it impossible for the hood to get ripped off the head when duckdiving or wiping out. It is also impossible to accidentally leave the hood at home.
Dry suit/hood and 5mm booties and glove and rinse-kit full of warm water wating for you in carso for socal, 3mm or 5mm booties?
dawn patrol. air 40's-50's. water 54?
I did not score a 4/3 until I moved to Santa Cruz early 90z and wore booties but pretty much wore 3/2 no booties South of Santa Cruz (Big Sur) and during few visits North. Oh by the way I walked to school both ways uphill in the snowwetsuit quality is such shat that 5mm is the new 3mm. old days i could surf central coast in all 3mm no liner no booties. now need 4.5/3.5 or whatever bs theyre selling
3mm should be plenty if they’re good onesso for socal, 3mm or 5mm booties?
dawn patrol. air 40's-50's. water 54?
Just get a 5mil. Unless you like 5-6 month breaks each year. If you're using a hooded 4/3 its going to be cold out anyway. No reason to limit yourself. With the right equipment it really doesn't feel that much colder.Okay, I'm a southerner and moved to the north east. Hoods are totally new to me, I have a Rash guard style one for once a year in south carolina.
Looking to buy the best quality 4:3 hooded wetsuit. I think if I need a 5 mm I'll sit out till it gets warmer. Out of what I've read, it sounds like people like the O'Neil suit the best? is that the consensus and over isurus?
Same boat as you few years back. I went with a hooded 4/3 at first and I made it thru Dec. If you wanna surf year round def get a 5 mil. Spend the extra $ and get a quality one. I've only worn Oneills so can't compare to Isurus.Okay, I'm a southerner and moved to the north east. Hoods are totally new to me, I have a Rash guard style one for once a year in south carolina.
Looking to buy the best quality 4:3 hooded wetsuit. I think if I need a 5 mm I'll sit out till it gets warmer. Out of what I've read, it sounds like people like the O'Neil suit the best? is that the consensus and over isurus?
did this but xcels are warmer. the oneill just fit me betterBrand wise for years I swore by Xcel Drylocks but the quality has gone downhill and I'm going to be transitioning to O'Neils going forward.