great content, thanks!

A very helpful video- many thanks.

I purchased a waterproof D7X Drysuit. I'm taking the course soon after diving since 1989 it was time to try something new and even started using a backplate. Thanks for all of your reviews buddy. 🇺🇲👌🏼

Drysuits have really come a long way since my Poseidon UNISUIT days in the late 70's and 80's. Looking forward to diving one of these new drysuits soon. Still not sure why one would wear a BCD with a drysuit, it is not the way we did it back in the stone age. 😉 But I guess those questions will be answered when I take my second drysuit course when I get a new one. 😊

I got a Mods Drysuit which is membrane suit and they do made to order for no additional fees.

Great video Mark. Having dived in DrySuits for 8 years and having used 3 suits in that time I echo everything you’ve said. I went from a ‘cheaper’ otter off the peg suit, to a Robin Hood suit ( again off the peg with 1 single pocket! ) To a Custom Made 2 Measure TriLaminate suit, as a present to myself for passing my DM course ( 3 years due to COVID ) Having a m2m suit, something that fits me exactly. Moves with me and doesn’t have any baggy spots or cold spots with the use of a undersuit is a fantastic feeling, I went with a front entry brass zip & plastic covered zip, with Rock boots. With an orange accent colour along with the standard black. Neoprene Neck Seal, ( Diving UK water with a trip once a year to Silfra or something slightly colder ) and silicone wrist seals with the KUBI System fitted for gloves. 2 pockets with d rings, bungee lashing and quick access zippers means I have enough room for everything I need. ( usually take a spare mark, wet notes, and have a backup reel / DSMB clipped off inside ) The only thing I wish I would of asked at the initial fitting was a P valve, as a just incase. Rather have it and not need it, Than need it and not have it. ( something which I may look into getting retrofitted ) DrySuits are a fantastic bit of kit. Potentially expensive yes, but as with anything, if looked after will last years. They’re also in my eyes a ‘Must Have’ for any UK Dive Pro. The amount we’re in the water ( sometimes 3/4 dives per day ) plus the surface intervals. They pay for themselves comfort wise. Looking forward to the next video

Hello my friend! Any chance of doing a top 10 for 2023?

What are those snazzy blue and gray fins on the back right?

Hi Mark, Thanks for the videos! I have a question regarding neck seals. I have a silicone neck seal, and I can't seem to keep the top of it rolling down on itself which causes leaks from time to time. Any suggestions? Thanks. #askmark

#askmark back with simplyscuba you reviewed the Avatar drysuit do you have any updates for membrane budget friendly dry suits or the Avatar specifically?

Hello, I had a question should we make a hem at the neck when it's latex? I know he makes it for neoprene. Thank you for the answer.

The good-ol rubber drysuit (eg Viking) didn’t get a mention

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After a long dive, it is good to have a valve installed, yuo know...

What ever you do don't buy no gravity hate to be negative but my god... bad

BF1 is my favourite FPS game of all time the atmosphere and graphics and sound scapes are just on another level the new era of gaming will never be the same studios are just cash grabbers now making rinse and repeat safe games no body is pushing the boat out like back in the day