So here's how we actually use a dry suit in scuba diving.
One of the big advantages on a dry suit is that you're actually going to stay totally
dry, and how you do that is, you actually have a latex neck seal that actually seals
against your skin. And what we can do is actually add air from our scuba cylinder, using this
valve here to actually inflate this dry suit. Now, one of the areas that we have to deflate
air out of is actually this left-hand corner here, there's a deflate button that we could
use to...to vent air from the dry suit. Now, one other thing that you have on a dry suit,
is you might wear a dry suit boot. And that boot would actually fit in this...with this
neoprene sock. And, that'd keep your feet protected when you're actually using a dry
suit. Now, under a dry suit, we actually use thermal protection similar to, like, a snowmobile
suit, and this actually allows us to stay nice and warm. This one happens to be made
out of polar fleece, and that fleece actually keeps us warm underneath the dry suit.