Awesome, thanks!SalmonSlayer wrote:This one. http://www.mcnett.com/m-essentials/seal-saver#2411614ToeSide wrote:I have used the sock trick. Easier but still a little diff. What kind of seal treatment would you use?
After putting on a coat you will definitely feel the difference. You don't need to put it on all of the time. You just need to avoid letting the seals dry out.
Just got a Soul and had it out for one two hour session at 4 C. I have the following comments:flipper231 wrote:The soul is nice and sleek but:
The pee zip is one more thing to check before gradins out
The hook hole won't work with a seat
The hook hole is not centered do there is a pull on the Fabric with the waist
Do we really need more fabric: heavier, drag
Anyways i went for the GUL with front diagonal zip. Not a drop of water in, the neoprene colar is Warner as i hate hoods, collar+beanie is fine.
I say, try it before you buy, the guys here love it? They say best ever but Why? The old one was dry and comfy... That is what i am looking for. Th mystic vulcanic seems nice but no one here tried. If you buy the soul blind, consider one size bigger than what you are used to but might not be à Universal advice....
I have seen the Soul with socks and the version with socks does not have crushed neoprene for the socks. They are made of the same material as the pants of the suit. The version with socks is much faster to put on and off and keeps your feet warmer.Slappysan wrote:The Soul now comes with a crushed neoprene built in sock option which makes it the clear winner for me. If it's cold enough to wear a drysuit I'll be wearing at least 5mm booties anyway. Instead with the built in socks you can wear 3mm booties and not have to worry about your ankle seals.
Yeah, same issue for me. I actually wanted the socks as any ankle seal is tough with kiteboarding... we just get consistent splash on the ankles which makes it a tough environment to keep water-tight. Built-in socks would take care of that. But I like the split toe option also so I have boots.whabbits wrote:...I have seen the Soul with socks and the version with socks does not have crushed neoprene for the socks. They are made of the same material as the pants of the suit. The version with socks is much faster to put on and off and keeps your feet warmer.
The downside is no split toe and I LOVE split toe booties.
I think it would be tough to put those socks in any bootie and still be able to feel the board.whabbits wrote:...I have seen the Soul with socks and the version with socks does not have crushed neoprene for the socks. They are made of the same material as the pants of the suit. The version with socks is much faster to put on and off and keeps your feet warmer.
The downside is no split toe and I LOVE split toe booties.
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