Vitman2020 wrote:
Recently purchased Hobie Tandem Island for use in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico. Would like to use off-season when water temperature is in the 60s and air temperature ranges between 50-70°F. Curious what people recommend. Do I need to change from my women clothes use a full body kayak dry suit, or more traditional wetsuit.? You can
click here to see what I have in mind and I also have to have feet covering starting the boat off from the beach in colder water, but need flexibility on the top layers of clothing if it gets warmer during the Day. Also, not sure what gives the most flexibility when peddling the Mirage Drive. How should I approach using the TI in colder water combining comfort and protection, but not freezing air temperatures in the north of the sea of Cortez.
In the colder water and air temperatures of the Sea of Cortez off-season, it's important to choose the right clothing for kayaking. A full body kayak drysuit is the best option for optimal warmth, comfort, and protection. This type of suit is designed to provide insulation and waterproofing so you can stay warm and dry even in colder waters. It is also the most flexible option for paddling and pedaling the Hobie Tandem Island Mirage Drive. A traditional wetsuit can also provide warmth and protection, but may not be as flexible and may not provide as much protection from the cold. When choosing clothing for kayaking in colder temperatures, make sure to select items that are designed for water activities and provide insulation and protection.