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It can be quite daunting buying a new wetsuit, like buying a new car, washing machine or a Father's day present for your gay dad. So chances are when it comes to buying that new suit for the summer your end up being served by some flashy young Jargon talking know-it all 'shop keep', who's going to treat you like a 5 year old. To be fare the majority of folk who work in surf retail do know what there talking about, so take onboard there advice but with caution, there motive is the sale. So make sure to be prepared it's always best to do ones research first. Check out our review, look 'online' pick up some jargon for yourself and importantly figure how much you want to spend. When buying a summer suit the key is striking a good balance between flexibility and durability, whilst keeping to your budget. Remember that a British summer can last a week in august so ensure your wetsuit is going to keep you warm. Make sure to try your suit on, you may laugh but I've seen folk buy a wetsuit simply on it looking kinda the right size pinned up against there back. So do try it on, I would recommend doing this without kaks so you can really experience the fit, there's nothing worse than chaff on your cock n balls. If your retailer lacks changing facilities just d-bag on the shop floor no one will mind especially not 'shop keep' who'll still be ranting on about 'super-duper x-seams' or something, just ignore him. If you feel the need to pee, feel free. One must embrace the full wetsuit experience. Be warned, you maybe asked to buy said wetsuit after urinating. Warranties are great but are better if you validate them ensure to fill out your warranty card in the shop and have it stamped and dated. Most importantly don't get carried away by the thought that a suit will make you look and surf like the pro wearing it on the hang tag. The reality is you're not a pro, that’s why you're buying the wetsuit and within a few days you will be leaving it in a piss sodden bucket.
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