What kind of wet suit are you wearing when the water temp is 35-40"?

[jtatexc]

This is what I wear in sub 50 with my drysuit. All I can say is....yup!

FYI the gloves are a pretty tight fit. Might be worth going a size up

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[jmvotto]

Gloves are a good idea

[996scott]

been using O'neil Boost drysuits for 5+ years and they are awesome. Put on a lightweight pair of sweats under in and you stay nice and warm. I usually get a little water in around the wrists, ankles and neck if i take a good wipeout but they are great. Booties, gloves and a hood will keep you really warm. Wakemakers has the best price with the Moomba discount.

[Brandoncyruss]

This is what I wear in sub 50 with my drysuit. All I can say is....yup!

FYI the gloves are a pretty tight fit. Might be worth going a size up

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Just picked both of these up!

[jtatexc]

Just picked both of these up!

You won't be upset. They give you another 5 comfortable degrees

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[tnbrooks01]

Exel 4/3 sealed seam with 5mm booties and 5mm gloves. 48 deg water but 60+ air temp.

When combo temps below 100
Bag type dry suit with snowboard base layer under and same 5mm booties and gloves.


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[DFTR Josh]

Any recommendations as far as dry suits go? I've never really looked into them

Sounds like you might have found it... Boost is the way to go! http://www.marine-products.com/oneil...-2054-a05.html

[zabooda]

Sounds like you might have found it... Boost is the way to go! http://www.marine-products.com/oneil...-2054-a05.html

Is there a reason these dry suits don't come with boots built in if your only wake surfing as that suit almost looks identical to the one I use for dive rescue except for the boots. I have a swift water dry suit and it is nice to just throw on a pair of wool socks and not worry about cold feet. The boots may be too clunky as they are like short rubber boots.

Some of maintenance on dry suits are: hang them up to dry, baby powder the gaskets and wax the zipper.

Avoid cotton undergarments. The thin insulating top and bottoms from Costco work well and a layer of fleece when it gets real cold.

[parrothd]

Tap a long hose into the engine coolant outlet hose. Make it long enough so you stick it in your wetsuit while surfing. Used to do that for jetsking..now i wait for warmer weather..lol

[dusty2221]

I try to not even go outside if the air is that temp...yall are nuts!