www.surflogicaustralia.com.au/collections/surflogic-hanger-systems/products/wetsuit-hanger-single-system.
$36 and a bargain. No more hanger/shoulder pull through failures. My review is number 3 in their list. Unfortunately currently sold out, but you might try one of these: www.surflogicaustralia.com.au/collections/surflogic-hanger-systems
I've got hangers for heavy wetsuits with even bigger support on the shoulders (for a much lower price) buy it's still no good for the wetsuit. If you hang your steamer over summer, it will deteriorate on the shoulders in 2 seasons. It's better to lay it flat or hang it over a drying rack, making sure it's supported over its entire surface.
The idea of the split in the frame is that you can fold your wet wetsuit in half, then slide it onto the hanger.
No tension at all in the shoulders, hence no failure.
Select to expand quoteWindmanV said..
The idea of the split in the frame is that you can fold your wet wetsuit in half, then slide it onto the hanger.
No tension at all in the shoulders, hence no failure.
My Bunnings ones slide through the neck and down an arm, then move them back after being fully inserted, zero stretching the neck seal and cheap as.
You guys need a magic laundry. I got one at my place. ..
What I do is I throw the wetsuit into the laundry. The next day it appears on the drying rack.
Select to expand quoteGestalt said..
You guys need a magic laundry. I got one at my place. ..
What I do is I throw the wetsuit into the laundry. The next day it appears on the drying rack.
Do you have a magic coffee table as well ?
Select to expand quotemathew said..Gestalt said..
You guys need a magic laundry. I got one at my place. ..
What I do is I throw the wetsuit into the laundry. The next day it appears on the drying rack.
Do you have a magic coffee table as well ?
Yes.., I love that skit.
Always used these fast dry ones from OEoceanandearth.com.au/products/surf-accessories-wetsuit-buckets-change-mats-quick-dry-wetsuit-hanger?srsltid=AfmBOoqzdIBFZgtRA_Lb4sTim7CObPnUkoODCvlFUbX2dVXZEyy7zEAc
Get one of these, they work really well, super strong too.
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I use this for drip dry hanging the wet wetsuit after washing.
www.curvesurf.com.au/collections/surf-changing-gear-changing-mats-surf-poncho-towels-wetsuit-bag-wetsuit-hanger-sunscreen-sunblock-australia/products/wetsuit-hanger-the-hangpro-slide-wetsuit-coat-hanger-australia
For wetsuit storage I just use an ordinary plastic hanger and hang the suit over the cross bar.
For complete drying and booties I use a DryGuy boot dryer. I let the wetsuit drip/air dry overnight then hang it so legs sit overa pair ofboot pipes, with the booties on the other pipes. It takes about 5 hours to fully dry a 6mm suit.
www.amazon.com.au/dp/B010A5J5FU
I've used every other system of wetsuit drying and much more expensive electric wetsuit dryers. The heating element always gives up. The boot dryer is cheaper, lasts longer and works very well for wetsuit and booties.
Actually hanging the wetsuit over a heating duct works better, but it's inconvenient and only works in cold weather. Surprisingly it's harder to air dry a wetsuit in Melbourne in spring and summer because the nights are cool and still.
Excellent info from Gorgo and I have one of the black hangers from Curve Surf, but when I got mine, it turned out that it actually came from New Zealand (although made by HangPro in the USA).
Surf logic are in NSW, so the hanger is easier to get, when in stock.
Good info from all responders, thanks.
