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Why is your drysuit "overkill"?
Posted by: bnystrom on Oct-01-12 6:47 AM (EST)

Just wear a thin wicking layer underneath and you should be comfortable. As the water temps drop, go with thicker layers.

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paddle pants with built in sock - coldfeet - Sep-30-12 10:44 AM
- Can be dangerous. Paddle pants are not - g2d - Sep-30-12 3:55 PM
  - whats the difference - wskayak - Oct-04-12 11:34 PM
    - When you need to get out of the water - TommyC1 - Oct-05-12 8:54 AM
      - I C - wskayak - Oct-05-12 3:18 PM
- Think layers ... - seadart - Sep-30-12 3:58 PM
- Pants with attatched socks... - coronaboy - Sep-30-12 4:33 PM
  - booties - wskayak - Oct-04-12 11:52 PM
- How about extra-tall boots? - guideboatguy - Sep-30-12 5:37 PM
- I suggest - sapien - Sep-30-12 9:32 PM
- Why is your drysuit "overkill"? - bnystrom - Oct-01-12 6:47 AM
  - agree w/ that - slushpaddler - Oct-05-12 9:19 AM
- Stocking foot waders - Glenn_MacGrady - Oct-05-12 12:25 AM
  - Great idea - waterspyder - Oct-05-12 4:23 AM

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