WTB: First Drysuit!

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Jeff Pack wrote:On a fusion, unless you are on the large size, it shouldn't need trimmed
I ended up with the L/XL size. I think im going to try to get some help the first time around. Experienced eyes never hurt to have there....
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I am on my second fusion, both different sizes, and have trimmed all of my neck seals. Neck sizes vary regardless of the suit size.
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You could always do the volleyball trick...
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Gdog wrote:You could always do the volleyball trick...
Volleyball trick? You probably dont mean shove a volleyball through the neck seal, but thats what I pictured in my mind :nutty:

I got the seals trimmed a bit, only one or two rings I believe, felt a little better. The guy told me to stretch the neck seal on my tank (I dont think he realized I have a 119) and the wrist seals on pop cans or something. Does latex "loosen" from stretching like that. Ill probably just wear it as is.
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You can stretch it over a tank, actually, even a 119. Neck seals are surprisingly stretchy. But, if you are reasonably comfortable with them as they are then don't worry about it. They will relax over time.
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volleyball, tank. Something that measures approx what your neck is. Then let it set and stretch. However, I dont bother with that. If you are diving regularly, it stretches out on its own soon enough.
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So when you getting that thing wet dude?!
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Hey Josh, you don't happen to have a 2XS-XS in stock for Gabby to try on, do you?
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Where out of the whites fusions right now but we can order them in.
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Does this sale expire at some point? She's interested in the fusion but sizing is the main concern. Going by the chart she's a 2XS-XS. Maybe someone in the shop can eyeball her and let us know if that would be right?
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Tangfish wrote:So when you getting that thing wet dude?!
Hopefully this weekend, if everything falls into place! BTW, Calvin check this link out about the suit sale info: http://www.aqualung.com/us/sizzling-summer-sale
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