Hey guys just a quick question,getting a little Cooler in brissy, for kiteing would a full piece 3mm suit be to restrictive and a 3/2 mm be more versatile ,cheers
I am currently kiting with a 3/4 plus a summer 2mm underneath. You will no issues.
Bigtone, you must live on the far south coast, cause around the northern part of the south coast a 3/2 is all I have ever needed.
and getting back to the OP's question no a full 3mm will not be restrictive at all .
Would happily swap with this Victorian weather!
5/4 wetty with a vest and hood underneath + booties + gloves an even then only an hour in the water and 7 hours beside the heater at home!
Select to expand quotedafish said...
Bigtone, you must live on the far south coast, cause around the northern part of the south coast a 3/2 is all I have ever needed.
I could have used my nipples to scratch paint from the car last sunday!!!!! I left my "under wetsuit" at home.
Cheers guys,ended up trying 3/2 and 3mm ended up with the3/2 long,think all3would have been overkill for brissy.
well all got to do now is wait for some wind,thanks
must say it sounds dam cold down south,
Select to expand quoteDaniel1973 said...
Would happily swap with this Victorian weather!
5/4 wetty with a vest and hood underneath + booties + gloves an even then only an hour in the water and 7 hours beside the heater at home!
Really? 4/3 only down here, with booties but no glooves or hoodie. Works fine unless you are in a river mouth.
My 3/2 needs updating. Sunday was a bit cold. Had to use a hot water bottle and a plunger to put humpty back together again. 3/2 all I need in Sydney even for south coast trips, but cause I use it a fair bit I update every 2 seasons.
Respect to all you snowmen down there , to still be keen to kite the cold weather . Balmy 25 degrees up in FNQ , and that's cold for up here ! 
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Respect to all you snowmen down there , to still be keen to kite the cold weather . Balmy 25 degrees up in FNQ , and that's cold for up here !
I know your still learning so buy me a ticket and pay my accom and I'll have you kiting perfectly in time for me to get back to Vic in summer!
While I appreciate your advice Daniel that's not gonna happen . If you do make your own way up here though I 'd be happy to show you around and find you a cheap place to stay 
Personally I think winter is the best time for water sports up here cause the uv rays drop to tolerable levels the wind is regular and there are no bloody stingers around .
