(Warning - commercial pimpage) Your next gift from Santa...
turby
But you may not want to wait until next Xmas. I just got one of the
chemical packs and it really works. I used it for the first time a
couple of days ago. It feels a little weird, searching for the button
under a wetsuit, so I tried it onshore, just before entering the
water. I hit it OK, so next time, I'll wait until I've been in the
water a while. After 45 minutes, it felt like my back was still at
least 75 degrees, and this was bodysurfing (fully immersed) in 56
degree water. I'm sold on it. It definitely kept my core warmer than
without. The one big downside is you have to boil it between uses to
reactivate it (ie, turn it back from crystal to liquid.) I think the
next product should be inserts to put inside booties to keep your feet
warm.
turby
rodndtube
Pimpage and double posting... ASKOTY leader for 2010 ;)
turby
Absorutry. (Damn hiccupping googlegroops)
Ric
wrote:
> should be one of these, if you surf in chilly water:
>
> http://www.hotsuits.com.au/
+1
http://www.hotsuits.co.uk/index1.htm
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On Sat, 23 Jan 2010 22:46:40 GMT, Ric Harwood
<Ric.Harwood.u$en...@vorticity.org> wrote:
> On the upside, it was my first try of my hotsuit wetsuit heater and
> it rocks! Won't need it next time out, but a whole extra hour of warm
> loveliness, ace! In two weeks we'll be back in frigid blightly, but
> its great to have something to take the edge off the depressing
> return from warm waves.to cold ones.
Cheers.
--
Ric.