Surflogic Pro Heated Hanger and Dryer

Sam, owner of worthing waterspors has come in from a quiet session at shoreham, West Sussex. Sam has been using his favourit suit the ION Seek Select 6/5 with hood, due to its increadible warmth and flexability for such a thick suit! no need for an internal vest ect.
But that is not the reason for this video.
Winter wetsuits, especially ones like this, are quite expensive. Some people buy two wetsuits to get around the problem of not having to go out on a cold, wet wetsuit in the morning or the next day if they're a frequent water user. I don't want to and can't really afford to have multiple of these wetsuits and we don't really or need to because you know, it's only cold for a few months of the year in the UK.
Some people have multiple summer suits and I think this makes sense when at the beach you might go in the water twice in one day / afternoon. But yeah, winter wetsuits, they're expensive, they're thicker. People don't want to buy multiple of them. The reason for this video is I've just grabbed one of the Surf Logic Pro Pro Heater Hangers, and you can probably hear in the background and I just got excited about it and just got the camera to make a video review.
Surflogic Pro Heated Hanger - worthingwatersports.com/produ...
ION Seek Select 6/5 with Hood - worthingwatersports.com/produ...
Multiple hanging options
Adjustable and strong strap
Aluminum carabiner with foam cover protector
Drying time
Wetsuit thickness 3 mm: between 20 and 40 minutes
Wetsuit thickness 4 to 5 mm: between 35 and 60 minutes
Wetsuit thickness + 6 mm: between 45 and 75 minutes
Specifications
Size in use: 450 x 177 x 157 mm
Size when not in use: 225 x 177 x 157 mm
Length of cord: 3 m
Durable construction
Voltage 220 - 240 V / 50 Hz
CE
Patented
United Kingdom GB plug 220V
It automatically turns off after 60 minutes, so you don't need to worry about it running forever. I think it also has some clever things inside if it notices it gets too hot, it'll stop running as well.
They are quite expensive, but they're much cheaper than buying a second expensive wetsuit. You don't want to buy two of them, but this is a really good way to dry your wetsuit nice and quickly and outside your home.
A lot of people have garages and they have power in their garages and it means you can keep your partners happy by keeping all the wet gear out the house.
It's 1400 watts. I'm not sure how much power consumption that uses.
I'm really pleased that I can go on the water tomorrow in a dry and warm wetsuit. We've got weather warnings tonight. The waves are already pretty good. They're going to be really big tomorrow and it's swinging westerly (cross shore) and it's high tide in the morning. So I really need this wetsuit. And it wouldn't dry in front of the radiator unless i had the heating on all night.
You're not supposed to dry wet in dark sunshine. It's not good for the glue.

[@user-pc3js3hr5l]

dehumidifier is a great option 😊

[@jeremywootton8343]

I got given one of these and initially thought it was a bit of a gimick, so it sat in it's box for six months until the winter when I eventually decided to give it a go. WOW.... why did I think it was a gimick... it's great and the days of pulling on cold damp wetsuits are over! I should have brought one ages ago!

[@agl5245]

Will it turn off once the wetsuit is dry?

[@jeremywootton8343]

@@agl5245 Yes, it has a built in timer and switches off automatically, I think after about 30 or 40 minutes, I find this enough to dry off the inside of my wetsuit.

[@TM-uo3fz]

Looks good , might get one is the 6/5 select worth the extra over the amp. Keep looking at one . I have a 4/3 core and amp 5/4 for winter , but like the idea of the 6mm and hood.

[@worthingwatersports]

They make my winters so comfortable now