A practical table for 3/2, 4/3 and 5/4 suits, with boots and hood advice. Comfort and wear told different stories. The most comfortable option was also the first to show damage.
How it held up
Most failures started small: a frayed stitch, a sticky valve, a knot that crept. Ten minutes of maintenance would have caught them.
- Rinse with fresh water after every session
- Store out of direct sun
- Replace worn parts before they fail
- Keep a small repair kit in the car
The best piece of kit is the one you forget you are wearing.
Ines Holt, Gustline crew
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That last shot is going on my desktop background.
On a smaller board it is the same idea, just be patient on the lulls.
Agreed, that one catches a lot of people out.
Agreed, that one catches a lot of people out.
Agreed, that one catches a lot of people out.
We tried this at our local spot last weekend and it worked a treat.
Good shout, we will add that to the list.
Agreed, that one catches a lot of people out.
That last shot is going on my desktop background.
I would add one thing: always check the forecast twice on the day.