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Old     (chillwiththebrosandkickback)      Join Date: Mar 2007       01-28-2008, 1:24 PM Reply   
I do a lot of my wakeboarding on the east coast of maryland along the Sassafras River: Represent!! : ) I was wondering if anyone had some wetsuit suggestions for the fall/ Spring weather in Maryland. The air temperature is around 50-65deg.(F) I'm not sure about the water temp, but probably around 40degrees. I'm looking to spend about $150.00 for a wetsuit. Also wondering what the difference heatwise would be, between like a Full-Suit, a Spring-Suit, or just a nice upper-body longsleeve jacket type suit.
Old     (ottog1979)      Join Date: Apr 2007       01-28-2008, 1:33 PM Reply   
In those temps you'll freeze your ass off in a Spring or upper body vest/jacket.
Old     (joshbuzz)      Join Date: Sep 2007       01-28-2008, 3:12 PM Reply   
In those temps you'll freeze your ass off in a full suit lol!!
Old     (jpete190)      Join Date: Oct 2007       01-28-2008, 4:07 PM Reply   
u got to go with a baggy style dry suit and wear clothes under it to stay warm.
Old     (wakeslife)      Join Date: Jul 2005       01-28-2008, 4:22 PM Reply   
You could handle it in a nice 4:3 full wetsuit. I rode similar water temps and way colder air temps in one and my hands and toes were the only parts that got cold.
Old     (andy13)      Join Date: Apr 2007       01-28-2008, 4:25 PM Reply   
get a 4:3 wetsuit like roddyrod said and i would get gloves and definantly booties and a hood is always nice
Old     (chillwiththebrosandkickback)      Join Date: Mar 2007       01-28-2008, 6:44 PM Reply   
So like a nice full suit, alright. Do you have any recommendations under $200? And any online store recommendations?
Old     (johnsvt)      Join Date: Dec 2006       01-28-2008, 7:03 PM Reply   
I wear a 3/2 fullsuit and got mine from the wetsuitwarehouse, you could also try grizzly sports too.
Old     (mxflyer281)      Join Date: Oct 2007       01-28-2008, 9:08 PM Reply   
Sorry to hijack but anyone seen or used that new Rip Curl H-bomb heated wetsuit. That thing looks sweet not much call for it in FL though with its over $500 price tag. Should help you guys up north though prob no more need for a drysuit with that thing.
Old     (harris)      Join Date: Jul 2007       01-29-2008, 9:26 AM Reply   
yo man u r looking at more than 150 bills cause u need one seriously thick suit
Old     (chrisnj)      Join Date: Aug 2006       01-29-2008, 3:13 PM Reply   
yep, 4.3 is the way to go. Thats what I use all winter long surfing. It wont be a problem.
Old     (wakeslife)      Join Date: Jul 2005       01-29-2008, 3:55 PM Reply   
Look at the O'Neill Psycho. My body doesn't even get wet in that thing. They're a little pricy though...
Old     (rmcronin)      Join Date: Aug 2002       01-30-2008, 9:45 AM Reply   
Ask your local surfers what they're wearing. Maryland has tons of surf shops.
Old     (merrion13)      Join Date: Aug 2007       01-30-2008, 10:38 AM Reply   
If you can afford to wait a couple weeks, I would suggest frequently checking www.whiskeymilitia.com

I've seen plenty of 4:3 and 3:2 full suits on there for under $200...high quality suits as well. O'Neill, Xcel, Rip Curl, etc.

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