Somebody buy one of these and then let me know if it's the goods
www.abc.net.au/news/2022-02-27/manufacturing-decline-australia-entrepreneurs-made-in-australia/100860774
Looks like it might be a promo for a new drama they're advertising "Barons" about an early 70s beach clothing business.
Australia 1971, set at a time of sexual liberation and social change, a group of best friends chase their sun-soaked surfing dreams and discover that even in paradise there is rivalry, greed and ambition.
Starts next Sunday night
Select to expand quoteMr Milk said.. , a group of best friends chase their sun-soaked surfing dreams and discover that even in paradise there is rivalry, greed and ambition.
Home and Away. Set in 1971
Great scriptwriting - designed to be sold to the Poms.
I've had custom suits from seventh wave (the bomb in its time), and Sirocco (OK, but you still owe me $800 + interest Bob), but my current stock wetties trump them.
Who is this manufacturer anyway?
Select to expand quotepsychojoe said..
Somebody buy one of these and then let me know if it's the goods
www.abc.net.au/news/2022-02-27/manufacturing-decline-australia-entrepreneurs-made-in-australia/100860774
I went into to ^Spiral today to have a look at their wetsuits. I spoke to the owner, Jordan and his Dad, who seem pretty chill and nice to deal with. The wetties look to be good quality bits of kit - the neoprene they use is really smooth and comfy. (Yamamoto limestone neoprene). I was way too fat for their standard large size so I got measured up for a 'custom' rubber. The options for customising your wettie extend to just about every panel in a wide range of colours, patterns, kneepad reinforcing etc etc. Jordan will do a virtual wettie for me to make sure we have colours and layout correct, and thereafter he makes up a trial fit, followed by the real deal if all is ok.I will report back when I get the my carcass into the finished product, but so far, it's two thumbs up from me.
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I went into to ^Spiral today to have a look at their wetsuits. I spoke to the owner, Jordan and his Dad, who seem pretty chill and nice to deal with. The wetties look to be good quality bits of kit - the neoprene they use is really smooth and comfy. >>>.
So I found their website no problems, but I can't find their address, doesn't seem to be on the site.
I'm up for a new Long John this Winter and it would be good to support local.
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I went into to ^Spiral today to have a look at their wetsuits. I spoke to the owner, Jordan and his Dad, who seem pretty chill and nice to deal with. The wetties look to be good quality bits of kit - the neoprene they use is really smooth and comfy. >>>.
So I found their website no problems, but I can't find their address, doesn't seem to be on the site.
I'm up for a new Long John this Winter and it would be good to support local.
7/10 Rees St, O'Connor. 
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and the all important price, Fangy?
The website says $450 for a Long-John so I an expecting something around that 
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That's alright if there is not only personalised fitting but also a mockup to try on first!!
Not bad at all....
