Wanting to get into barefoot. Have tried long rope multiple times in a normal pair of trunks. Most likely size large. Please let me know if you have a used suite available.
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A suit will make footing a new experience for you. Long line is the berries but if you have an opportunity for learning on a boom, they are OK too. I think the line is the best in the long run. A boom can become a crutch after a while.
Used suits are hard to come by (or so I have discovered).
==> Here <== is a new B.I. suit which is the lowest price I have found. If you think large, go XL (especially in B.I.). I have one of these as well as a WBC Wired (XL) suit. The WBC fits a little better and stretches much better during break-in. Regardless you want sleeveless.
I found the Wired on sale two years ago for $200. Not a lot of people carry them as I think they may be discontinued, but still a good suit.
Just letting you know what I have seen.
A nice tight non-stretch 85' line makes for a smooth ride too.....a considerable difference on the deep starts with the non-stretch line.
.Last edited by waterlogged882; 02-19-2018, 11:22 PM.
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I also recommend padded barefoot shorts as well.If its not a competition ski boat, its always second best.
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I have a barefoot international "Iron" sleeveless model suit in size large - I wore it very little. Barts has it for sale for $219.99 new. If you go to the barts website, they have a sizing chart. I can send you the pics if you pm me an email address or text number and would want way less than new costs.
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