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in your opinion & also based from your experiences, what is the coolest and tolerable temperature of the water where you would be comfortable to wear a full 3/2mm diving suit(wet suit)???
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i can probably wear that diving suit in water temperature ranging from middle to upper 70 degrees 
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scubaman
Surface-air Diver
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Upper 70's, low 80's for me with 2, 45min-1hr dives.
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diving in a 75-degree water would be good. i've tried it and the diving suit felt cool at the end of an hour's dive. But when i tried diving in a 5mm diving suit in same temperature, I'd rather commend the 3mil to 80 degrees water temp and above.
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When taking an average length dive that goes for 30 to 45 minutes, I'd be okay to stay in mid 70 degrees wearing a 3mm diving suit.... and if it gets colder, I can add 2 to 3 mm hooded vest, then i'd be comfortable in the lower 70's... but still, this still depends on the diver, so you can see for yourself which works for you..
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most probably, i can put on that diving suit when im in a water temp
that's 75 degrees and above. but that's the maximum i can tolerate! 
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