File:Yellow Skooba-Totes Dry Suit.jpg
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English: The image shows a yellow "Golden Tiger" Skooba-"totes" dry suit manufactured during the late 1950s or early 1960s by So Lo Marx Rubber Company of Loveland, Ohio, which also produced thicker brown and green "professional" Skooba-"totes" dry suits with reinforced feet. In addition to scuba diving, such suits were used in their time for snorkelling, spearfishing, waterskiing and even caving all year round. Clothing worn underneath provided warmth, while leak-tight seals at the wrists and the face prevented water ingress. |
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