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Date: Sep 24 2008, 21:40 GMT
From: boofles

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Not as, but still not as safe as a suit. donutboy New

Bibs and a dry top...two bitts.   Will_Carry New

the only problem is boofles New

im in the same boat as you but...you dont reallyy need a dry suit for paddling in the SE clay54 New

Safest bet for winter paddling. Who "plans on" swimming? Cold water kills quickly. <NT> Red5 New

don't plan for it but prepare for it. <NT> donutboy New

i meant if you dont have a roll, swimming multiple times on a river. you would plan for that clay54 New

It really depends how often/how cold/where you paddle in the winter that determines the need for a drysuit HaIrBoAtR New

Funny you consider a drysuit a necessity.... BugMeNot New

drytop vs. drysuit Garrick New

for example Garrick New

I'd get that dry suit but.... boofles New

5' 8" and a size large drysuit ScottBarnes New

If you're tight on cash, swallow your pride and buy used. Dan New

I didn't know there were so many used dry suits for sale boofles New

I here ya!  In the south east, we have many winter days in the 60s-70s. Will_Carry New

I've use Kokotat Whirlpool bibs for years lrcable New

Get the booties no matter what dancytron New

ive used snowboard pants for a while and works good for me <NT> joshlerner New

Dry Pants = Paddling Pants? Dangerous!? OniNoKen New

Dry pants vs. paddling pants curtis_elwood New

You gotta have a seal at the ankles AND waist XXX_er New

Check out the Nookie Extreme dry pants high neoprene at waist goes all the way to chest mating with dry top link inside stonyboater1 New

that looks like a proper seal XXX_er New

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