If you are a drysuit diver and looking for a great undergarment to go with it, then it's high time for you to check out Weezles! I have been a Weezle dealer for the past few years, and have sold many a Weezle to NWDC members. No matter what season of the year, here in the Pacific Northwest our waters are CHILLY! No matter what the season it's time to start thinking about staying warm during those dives we're all planning.
Listed below is the entire Weezle line of drysuit undergarments, along with a brief description of their characteristics and prices:
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The Extreme: This is the undergarment most commonly used here in the Pacific Northwest and is Weezle's "signature" suit that started it all. I have two of these suits and have never had a moment's trouble with them, once diving for a full week up in Barkley Sound with a leaky chest inflator valve on my drysuit and staying warm the entire week. This is the suit that first attracted me to the Weezle products. For most divers in the Pacific Northwest, this suit would be completely adequate for year-round diving. Available in Black, Blue and Yellow.
The price for an Extreme is $335.00.
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The Extreme Plus: The is a heavier version of the Extreme designed for diving in truly cold conditions. I own one of these suits but personally find that it is WAY too warm for me to use except during the most frigid months of Winter here in the Pacific Northwest. Having said that, however, my best friend dives HIS Extreme Plus year-round because he is so susceptible to the cold. This would be a good choice for divers that get really cold all the time, but for most divers this suit would be too warm in the Pacific Northwest, especially during the warmer months. Only available in Black.
The price for an Extreme Plus is $350.00.
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The Compact Suit: This is a lighter version of the Extreme and is designed for warmer waters
OR for those divers using a neoprene drysuit, (for a recent comment by a Compact owner, see this post:
http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=23162 ). The Compact would NOT be adequate for Pacific Northwest divers using a
thin shell drysuit. Available in Black, Blue and Yellow.
The price for an Compact Suit is $325.00.
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The Oxygen Set: This is Weezle's newest product. It is a two-piece suit consisting of a pull-over jacket and bib-overall style pants. The two halves are sold seperately so that different sizes (tops and bottoms) can be combined. There are bungie snaps at the base of the jacket that connect the jacket to the pants so that they will not separate when donning a drysuit or during a dive. This two-piece suit has similar thermal qualities to the Extreme. Only available in Black.
The price for an Oxygen Set jacket is $210.00, while the cost for the pants is $250.00.
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Weezle Boots: Made of the same material as the Extreme, these boots extend to just below the knees and are designed to keep your feet toasty during dives. As part of an overal package designed to keep the drysuit diver warm, they are highly recommended. Available in Black, Blue and Yellow.
The price for a pair of Weezle Boots is $80.00.
Here is a link to the Weezle web site:
http://www.weezle.co.uk/
Here is the link specifically to their drysuit undergarments:
http://www.weezle.co.uk/products/undersuits.htm
Regarding size - the suits are NOT form-fitting. You want them to be somewhat loose everywhere so that you can reach and bend. It is important to remember that Weezle undergarments do NOT stretch, so if you are right at the upper border of a size on the chart, it would behoove you to order the next size up. Many sizes have "Long" versions available, such as Medium-Long or Large Long. Many divers find that ordering a Long in their size gives them improved freedom of movement. PLEASE measure yourself carefully! I will order exactly the size that you instruct me to order....if it arrives and it is too small I cannot afford to "eat" the loss if you walk away in a huff. Please take the time to measure yourself correctly and accurately so that both of us will be satisfied with your purchase.
To go to a link that describes how and where to measure yourself, click on the following link, then scroll down to the section entitled, "How to measure" and click on the tab that says "Details":
http://www.weezle.co.uk/products/undersuits.htm
Since I do NOT have a "shop", but work out of my home, I need to order each suit as a customer orders it. This means that you will wait approximately 2 to 3 weeks after you place your order before your Weezle arrives....but the wait will be worth it!
I thank you for opportunity of earning your business, and I very much look forward to doing business with you! Drop me a PM or an e-mail and let's get things rolling!!!
Best regards, and fastastic diving to you all!
John Rawlings
Thanks John!
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