What do you all use for exposure suits

[Gramps]

Additonal thoughts: Diving in a full neoprene suit provided me an easy graduation into crushed neoprene when the time came. DUI's CF200 is what I own now and I personally consider it to be the Cadillac of dry suits. Tough as nuts, very comfortable, and adaptable for all conditions to boot. I understand Dive Rite's 905 is a pretty solid suit as well.

[mattengstrom]

Thanks for your input everyone! I had been debating between a Mares Isotherm and a drysuit, and was leaning drysuit, but then located a used Isotherm for less than 1/4 of the cost. Too good to pass up.

I'm wrapped up with work stuff tomorrow, but I'll try to get out to SD&T's fun dive at square lake next Wednesday. Looking forward to meeting people...

[tpscuba]

I would recommend to go dry if you are really into diving in the north. There are some great cold water destinations that put caribean locations to shame ie; British Columbia, Northern Vancouver Island Also Thunder Bay (thediveshop.ca) but there you would want a south to sout east wind
As for price we have 2 new O'Neill for under $500.00