What suit to get?

   Hi Graham,
I am very happy with my NP Elite Matrix set. I can only imagine that the new Heatseeker/Firewire will be just as comfy and even warmer.

While I like kit from Rooster in general, I did not like the SuperTherm at all. It was much less stretchy than the NP or Gul stuff and I felt less flexible in it. But your mileage may vary.

Chris

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ChrisB14 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Posting king Joined: 29 Oct 13 Location: London Online Status: Offline Posts: 101	Post Options Post Reply Quote ChrisB14 Report Post Quote Reply Topic: What suit to get? Posted: 29 Nov 14 at 1:55pm
	Hi Graham, I am very happy with my NP Elite Matrix set. I can only imagine that the new Heatseeker/Firewire will be just as comfy and even warmer. While I like kit from Rooster in general, I did not like the SuperTherm at all. It was much less stretchy than the NP or Gul stuff and I felt less flexible in it. But your mileage may vary. Chris
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Happilyover40 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 04 Jun 10 Location: Scotland Online Status: Offline Posts: 50	Post Options Post Reply Quote Happilyover40 Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 29 Nov 14 at 12:14pm
	Have just received Santa list from daughter (16) She is laser sailing throughout the winter and wants to be a bit warmer as my hikers are making her cold :( The options are so far are:- 1. Zhik super warm top and bottom 2. Neil pryde elite heatseeker (FireWire) 3. Rooster super therm They are all pricey but she is sailing at Largs throughout the winter and does not want a dry suit What would folk recommend or have I missed out something We set a price to spent on the kids for Xmas so choosing the most expensive just means more of the budget is used up on sailing gear Her fellow sailors are using a mixture of all three Suggestions great fully accepted Graham