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cags 15 years 10 months ago #26507

sparx Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 134 Thank you received: 1	im looking for a short sleeved fully dry cag thats not like £200 (palm sidewinder). any recomendations? id like it to have the tightening strap at the top as well as latex so iv the latex goes iv still got a semi dry cag. cheers.
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Re:cags 15 years 10 months ago #26508

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I don't think that you will be able to find many, if any, shorty tops with a latex neck and adjuster. However, check out the Level Six Chochee and Knight. The Knight is more of a semi-dry top, but it is fully adjustable, so for me, since my neck is only around 12" round, I found that every other jacket (IR and PeakUK, mainly. The NRS Motion did fit though) with a neoprene gasket wouldn't fit well. Also, if I got something with latex and it stretched, I would be stuck with a semi-dry top anyways. You might want to email some companies, to see what a custom top would cost, but I know that IR charges $75/hr for custom items plus supplies, so it can get expensive fast.

You may also want to look into the PeakUK Combi Shorty.

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Re:cags 15 years 10 months ago #26512

deon Offline Premium Member Posts: 88 Thank you received: 1	PeakUk Combi Shorty. It does not have a latex neck gasket (latex on your arms though) and becuase the little sleeves are removable it is super nice cause if it does turn a bit chilly you can pop your sleeves on and just carry on boating. I have been paddling with one for over a year now and have had no problems. Might be worth a look. d
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Re:cags 15 years 10 months ago #26514

slowstroke Offline Junior Member Posts: 17 Thank you received: 0	Hi sparx If your interested in having a cag made, try these people... really helpful and do a great job, they may even be able to adapt a cag for you... www.rubberman.co.uk/7/Repairs.htm Good luck
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Re:cags 15 years 10 months ago #26515

sparx Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 134 Thank you received: 1	ye rubberman does my dry suit seals. if i can only find a semi dry il see if he can put a latex seal in it. cheers guys. any other suggestions would be great too.
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Re:cags 15 years 9 months ago #26903

The Palm Paddler Offline Senior Member Posts: 45 Thank you received: 0	i think the palm apex would suit. it's about 139 pounds
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