Womens Freediving Wetsuits Tips & Tricks | Bestdive Wetsuits | Kona Freedivers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Zoe just picked up some new womens freediving wetsuits from Bestdive, a company that makes bespoke suits. At 6 feet (1.83 meters) tall Zoe is a good candidate for a custom wetsuit. After taking 32 measurements she received the perfect womens freediving wetsuits; making this her second custom Bestdive wetsuit! She chose from among 43 different colors to get the combination of colors she wanted.
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The Suit you see in the video is $238. To custom tailor the suit is an additional $125. You can choose from among 3 thicknesses 1.5mm, 2mm, and 3mm. The suit is also available in 5-7mm at an additional cost.
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Kona Freedivers serves the Big Island of Hawaii's freediving community. We carry the specialized gear and equipment to freediving and spear fishing Kona. Kona's an exceptional place for training and spearfishing. We are lucky to have such an excellent backyard. Our freediving community is always growing and we are proud to help certify new freedivers as it continues to grow and flourish.
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Do scuba dive and wear wetsuit and dive gloves and dive hood and dive boots and dive fins dive mask and scuba tank and bcd and regulator to breath from
One breath baby!
@@konafreediversreviews1175 do you breath underwater from a regulator
@@sashavoitoff7514 If you are not aware of free diving the reason it is called free diving is it down to the person's skill at being able to dive to depths without the need for a scuba tank or regulator. Not to be tried without the experience and training required ! Amazes me how they do it but down to be able to train your lungs not to need oxygen at depth.
Further to yesterdays comment check google and check videos of Tanya Streeter, she was once the champion female freediver and reached a record depth of 525 feet and could hold her breath for upto 6 minutes. The main requirement is also to be able to slow your heart rate down as part of your training.