Don't worry about it Don, congrats btw! For me threads are also about sharing in general, so hijack away
. It was answered, I will go for a hood and if it isn't what I expect I can cut it off.
Thanks guys!
Gabriel
Good choice.
Don't worry about it Don, congrats btw! For me threads are also about sharing in general, so hijack away
. It was answered, I will go for a hood and if it isn't what I expect I can cut it off.
Thanks guys!
Gabriel
Good choice.
Is this the same oscar that got a faceful of stinky shoe from me at the bluewild?
Andrew are you walking around kicking strangers again??
Awesome thanks. Ill call be I swing by
Very nice to have you. Loving the water and being focused on safety are two very good places to start!!
Hahaha yes, yes he would.
I wanted to come by your place tomorrow to show you my new ulusub and get some advice about teak oil finish maintenance. If I bring my suit top would you give me your assessment of the stretch needs?
If you're thinking of gluing this patch on a Speardiver open cell suit, the suit will lose its stretchy properties in that area.
Dan do you think the forearm of the suit is doing a lot of stretching such that it will be a concern?
I see Marc. That is a good idea
I don't understand the slots you are describing
Okay. I have decided to go with the ultra low profile option first. I figure that if it is uncomfortable or impractical, I can easily remove everything but the strip of neoprene and that will only be a minor porqueria.
So I heated and fused a pen , thanks xan! And will be using that to protect the wetsuit. Here are the materials
Laid together

And how it will look on the sleeve.

I am going to stuff my suit sleeve with foam noodles to simulate it being on and to give some support while gluing up.
What!!!! Amazing dp!
I mean, if you are gonna hijack a thread at least do it like this!!!! Mazal tov
Welcome. Oregonian coast is money. Plus you have amazing fungus opportunities all around you as well. PAC north west is the bio diversity capitol for consumptive harvest folks. If it weren't for your frigid waters and gws potential, I'd say I was jealous!
Hank. Not that it would have made a difference but I always shoot a cuda from behind so I can use the shaft to steer the head away from me.
Clearly you are describing a situation here where you did not yet have your hands on the shaft. I just wanted to share my experience in hopes that it will help others.
Nice!!!
Ahh thanks Marco.
Rest up and heal well. Do NOT skimp on your physical therapy. The more work you do now the less pain you have later in life!
Buy resistance bands (or use old gun bands) and maintain a good shoulder girdle after your pt clears you.
I was going to ask, that's the tender huh? It must be nice:)
Any pics of the whole boat?
I agree Nate and Marco. A toast to a life very well lived, in progress!! To 120 don!
As for the topic. I realize that I use the good on my rashguard a lot. I think this is because it is thinner and water passes through so there is better hearing. I also suspect it has to do with the summer. I wear the rashguard in the summer when the sun is BRUTAL down here. Having the extra shade and no sun on my neck prevents burns and makes me more comfortable.
Very elegant small anchor. Look like it would work well for a kayak. I'd worry that 500 gr is light. I use a 3 lb folding anchor which is like 1.4kg I think
Damn. What a jerk!! Heal up brother
Super awesome. Very nice use of the rib div pin
Great looking yj. Ceviche !!!