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Dry suit? Wet suit? Semi dry suit? Semi wet suit?

mtpockets said:
The Akona 6.5MM Neoprene Mens Two-Piece Wetsuit from Leisure Pro Has been getting some

pretty good reviews...

2 pc Farmer suit...
Click to expand...

Hmmm...
6.5 Isn`t it too thick? Even 3mm to me sounds too unmoveable for chest deep wading. 1.5 - kinda better.

No?

6.5 is OK?

mtpockets?
 
Mirco said:
mtpockets said:
The Akona 6.5MM Neoprene Mens Two-Piece Wetsuit from Leisure Pro Has been getting some

pretty good reviews...

2 pc Farmer suit...
Click to expand...

Hmmm...
6.5 Isn`t it too thick? Even 3mm to me sounds too unmoveable for chest deep wading. 1.5 - kinda better.

No?

6.5 is OK?

mtpockets?
Click to expand...
A 3/2 wetsuit ie 3mm body and 2 mm arms and joints is a light suit Considered a summer suit in the colder areas of australia. In winter its a 4/3 or even 5/4 for long stints in the water. I used to surf a lot and used a good 3/2 in colder summer days and a 4/3 in cold winter, water temp around 13 degree's Celcius. A good 3mm suit is very flexible.
 
foot69 said:
Mirco said:
mtpockets said:
The Akona 6.5MM Neoprene Mens Two-Piece Wetsuit from Leisure Pro Has been getting some

pretty good reviews...

2 pc Farmer suit...
Click to expand...

Hmmm...
6.5 Isn`t it too thick? Even 3mm to me sounds too unmoveable for chest deep wading. 1.5 - kinda better.

No?

6.5 is OK?

mtpockets?
Click to expand...
A 3/2 wetsuit ie 3mm body and 2 mm arms and joints is a light suit Considered a summer suit in the colder areas of australia. In winter its a 4/3 or even 5/4 for long stints in the water. I used to surf a lot and used a good 3/2 in colder summer days and a 4/3 in cold winter, water temp around 13 degree's Celcius. A good 3mm suit is very flexible.
Click to expand...

Thank you valuable clarification 69foot !! I will do!
 
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