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I'm contemplating a made to measure Elios suit. I have read other posts speaking of problems with tight necks. Should I add a little to my neck measurement to compensate for this?
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Mine was ok and still is.
When I worked in a dive shop, we would pull the necks of neosuits onto a scuba bottle and let it sit for a night to make it bigger. Peace, Erik Y.
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Mine was uncomfortably tight (my this I mean I felt pressure on the carotid sinuses) - I realized I'd sent the measurements without including my hair - which is longish. I inserted a small bucket into the neck for a few weeks and now it's perfect. Elios was spot on though - just need to add 5mm or so to the neck - which was my fault.
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Erik any tips on stretching my footpockets on my Europalmus monofin? |
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1. A diving instructor pal warned me that a tight neck can trigger some kind of undesirable body response (drowning/choking?). 2. My neck is quite large & I have noticed the size varies from hot to cold days. 3. I have quite a lot of muscle at the base of my neck but opted to measure at the peak of the Adam's apple & rounded up the average measurements (might have added 1cm? -- I don't think so). Be careful measuring across the shoulders -- use the on-line video not the chart (for me there was a 5-7cm difference with the 2 methods!). They are great suits. Let us know how you get on. |
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Peace, Erik Y.
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