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Topic: Adding a relief zipper to a dry suit  (Read 3681 times)

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SD2OR

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Tight lines everyone!
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but why risk it?

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bb2fish

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You don't need no stinkin relief zipper.... just build up those bladder control muscles, and hold it for a few hours until you can take off your suit and do your business.  Totally not worth the expense of relief zipper.  But that's just me...   ;D