dry suit front zip or back zip?

   Ended up with a Lomo front zip, great suit, the zip is a Tizip no metal bits and it bends easily so no problem bending. Used it for the first time Saturday on a 45mile downwind cat (Nacra infusion) trip (gps reading 19knots + we weren't pushing it at all) with waves, rain and hardly any sun wind was 20 - 27knts we were told. A good test for a dry suit as we were out for over 4.5 hours with sea temp around 10C.

Suit seems well made with some good sailing features like reflecty arms and covers for neck ankles and wrists. £225.00 Their boots are also good. 
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	Ended up with a Lomo front zip, great suit, the zip is a Tizip no metal bits and it bends easily so no problem bending. Used it for the first time Saturday on a 45mile downwind cat (Nacra infusion) trip (gps reading 19knots + we weren't pushing it at all) with waves, rain and hardly any sun wind was 20 - 27knts we were told. A good test for a dry suit as we were out for over 4.5 hours with sea temp around 10C. Suit seems well made with some good sailing features like reflecty arms and covers for neck ankles and wrists. £225.00 Their boots are also good. http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Drysuits-Surface.html
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