Exactly. Plus, there's the matter of thermoclines, where it can be 72 F. on the surface, but 60 F. at 100 ft.Originally Posted by SoCalDiveGirl
I usually go topless (as in hoodless) in summer too, but not on the longer/deeper dives..
As far as drysuit/wetsuit, I tend to get cold easily and I don't like the 'constriction' of a wetsuit, so that's why I go dry 365 days a year
The other variable is liners, of course. You can adjust the thickness of the liner that you wear, to adapt to various conditions.
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