water temeprature guide and chart on this website that I suggest you check out – most of the things written there are very usefull to know. Since diving is a bit specific when it comes to wetsuits and temperature I wrote another guide which is dedicated solely to diving wetsuits. Here it is
25 Apr 2014 By Roger Roy April 25, 2014. Wetsuits. A lot of factors affect how warm or cold a diver feels on a dive, but doing your homework about a destination's water temperature is a good place to start in figuring out whether you need a skin, 3 mm, 5 mm, 7 mm or drysuit to be comfortable.
Our expert wetsuit thickness guide and temperature chart answers common questions around wetsuit types, temperatures and styles.

21 Mar 2013 If you're diving in warm water, which is anything from about 78 to 85 degrees you'll want a warm water wetsuit. Dives in the Mediterranean or Oceania or other tropical areas are perfect for this type of diving. Most of these types of wetsuits are between ? millimeters and three millimeters thick.
6 Apr 2016 A wetsuit protects your body from excessive cold temperature when you are diving. As you go deeper, water absorbs heat from your body up to 25 times faster General guide to choose wetsuit thickness in relation to water temperature is as follows: • Water temperature above 29° C (85°F) – 2mm wetsuit
The first choice when deciding on which exposure protection best fits your needs is to determine what water temperatures you plan to dive in. Above that temperature a wetsuit would normally provide the best solution. We've come up with this chart to help you choose a suit for the location you're planning on diving in:.
27 Jul 2016 Use this chart to help you determine how thick your scuba diving wetsuit should be while diving in different temperatures of water.
I've looked for, but have not found, a guide to determine which thicknesses of neoprene wetsuit are appropriate for which temperature ranges for the
2 Apr 2014 Since this is so subjective, we reached out to a collection of wetsuit manufacturers, neoprene companies and diver forums to create the following reference chart for matching wetsuit to water temperature. Note: these are all based on wearing a standard wetsuit; by adding hoods, vests and gloves, etc., you

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