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I'm a recent convert to the occassionally wet world of kayaking. I have
practised wet exits and self rescues, wear a PDF and always carry a paddle float and bail pump. While most of my rough water experience has been coastal and always accompanied by at least one other more experienced paddler I would like to equip myself with additional protection for the days I might venture solo. In the Spring I intend to continue to work on my non existent (as yet) roll and other braces. Here is my thought: a reliable VHF radio, an inexpensive GPS and finally a usable dry suit. I like to paddle mostly the North shore of MA where the water temperature even in summer never gets better than 60. (I think) I own a farmer john 3mm wet suit but not sure if this is enough. Currently I'm looking at a ICOM IC-MIV VHF radio and a Palm dry suit. Anyone out there want to weigh in on my choices or suggest other alternatives. Are the built in neoprene socks advisable? I do insist on a pee zipper being of the prostate challenged generation. Thanks, Gene |
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