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Topic: Wetsuits for kids by Ethan  (Read 768 times)

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chaeki

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My son Ethan had all his wetsuits from when he started playing in the water.  Here is a quick video of what he went through to get to where he is now.  Started with 3mm, full, half, 7mm (YAHOO!) then accessories.



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That is so cool, Ethan! Nice work dad too.
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Awesome video!  Now I know which brands to look at as my daughter grows. 
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And when they do get cold, because they are small bodied, you can recharge them with a heat pack http://www.reusableheat.com/cart/  I use the 5x9 wrap and got a couple.  Always throw one in Ethan's suit on a cold day.


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I'm currently looking for suit for my daughter who is 6 but don't want to spend to much $ as she is growing fast. Not a suit for diving just yet but one to just cruise around on kayak and the occasional dip when flipped. Not to steal thread or anything but 2-3 mil should be plenty for here uh?
Any brands in particular I should go/not go with?
Or Ethan or anyone else have used gear they willing to part with that be awesome. She is 6 about 4"1 and 39lbs.
and life vest needed also
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2/3mil if your going on a flat day.  I immediately went to 7mil expecting to flip, just in case because they dont last long in the water.  2/3 can play on the beach, but in the water it is a no go.  ethans sister is currently going through his wetsuits as she is younger


 

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