Rasmus Nygaard wrote:Why cant i by this suit in Denmark? I need it, i want it and i wanna pay for it, but i cant by it. Please OR, get a danish distributor. if onthing else, contact me, and i will do the job.

If Denmark is a Euro country then you can order anything on Ocean Rodeo's online store I think.

I think it's about time the Magazines organized a review; wetsuits vs. drysuits and what brand works best.
Before this becomes another pimp thread

Swimming with/in a bag of water is impossible to say the least. But to say that it will make you sink is factual wrong. It's just not possible. If you jump in the water with an open zipper you will be under water already because of the jump. To surface again is, well, hard. But that's also a matter ...

Swimming with/in a bag of water is impossible to say the least. But to say that it will make you sink is factual wrong. It's just not possible. If you jump in the water with an open zipper you will be under water already because of the jump. To surface again is, well, hard. But that's also a matter ...

jteabird wrote: if you blow out a seal on a drysuit during a fall.... it only takes a few seconds to fill up with water and sink you....

water+water=neutral
Water is neutrally buoyant in water, so there is no “weight” to pull you down.

Get your facts straight dude.

Evan why don't you take a look at this link: http://www.kiteforum.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=2344362&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= If there was a list of websites compiled by Panic, I'd have to put oceanrodeo on the top. On your link all I see is arrows. On the oceanrodeo home page all...

Dr_Rosen wrote: My "Pyro problem" is that they are very expensive here - 850-900 USD.

Those must be Swahili Dollars
Look on their site. Prices start at 449 Canadian and goes up to 679 Canadian. That's msrp.

Discovery Channel seems to like it too:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcYBPvrgDn8

a drysuit won't do any better than a thick wetsuit.

I'm sorry but that is BS. A *good* drysuit will always do better than a thick wetsuit.