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Topic: Wtb women's drysuit or dry top  (Read 5569 times)

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Guppy Tamer

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  • Location: Salem, Oregon
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Looking for a women's drysuit or dry top for my wife.  Probably a medium. Or even a men's would work.


Guppy Tamer

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Bumping.  Still looking for a drysuit for my wife. I wanted to buy her a new one, but she doesn't want the spend the 500+ dollars on a new one that she thinks she will only use a few times a year.


hdpwipmonkey

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Have you looked into Mythic Drysuits.  They are a lot cheaper and do work well.  I think they'd be a good fit for only using it a few times a year.  You can check them out here.
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