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Recently I’ve decided to buy a wetsuit. I went on a scuba diving adventure and have become preoccupied with it. I wholly enjoy the experience of being under the water with the fish. I’m still a bit skitish about the sharks but that is only something that can be mastered with experience.

I’m partial to getting a o neill wetsuit. They came highly recommended by the teacher and the guides on the travels I went on. Come to think of it that was the most common wetsuit worn from what I can remember. There must be something to them.

I hear there are wetsuits containing merino wool and titanium threads. These suits are meant to help retain more body heat. I understand that wool is great at keeping you warm even when wet but I am skeptical about the validity of using titanium. I imagine they are also are also more expensive than a plain neoprene wetsuit. I truly dig the idea of the extra warmth. Not being to good with the cold every bit of warmth counts.

So my quest starts to find cheap wetsuits at a wetsuit sale. The thing is to determine what sizing is going to be the right fit. I’d hate to get one and then find out that it rubs me raw at 100 meters. Now that would bite. I guess that there is only so much you can determine prior to buying and the surest way to test is to get 1 and get diving.