gNick
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10 years ago
I have an XL+ sized Wambac Starless Digger Oversuit (the one they make specially for Starless River) that has inconveniently shrunk so no-longer a comfortable fit for me. Before the comments start it still fits around my waist, it is the back length that is too short. The result is I can't bend over or get out of the suit without help when it is dry.

Has been worn so not pristine and is slightly colour adjusted from ochre which means you won't look like a newbie!

Yours for only £40 or would swap for a part worn Warmbac XXL or XXL+ or other caving gear such as a non-Petzl rack or Hilti TE-6A;D.
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RJV
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10 years ago
Who ate all the pies & what have you...

XL+ sounds big but think you're shorter than my 6'3" so maybe not? (in Lakes for weekend w/ poor interwebs connection so not checked Warmbac's website for guide...)
Willy Eckerslyke
10 years ago
If you're after a replacement, I see that Bernie's Cafe still have big Beavers on offer (40 pounds):
http://www.berniescafe.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=659 
Pretty sure this is the same as mine - I'm more than happy with it though did have to cut about 8" off each leg (of the suit, not me!)
"The true crimefighter always carries everything he needs in his utility belt, Robin"
gNick
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10 years ago
I've just been down to see Tony at Starless River to get a replacement, I just wanted to rehome the Digger as it's too tight to be much use even as a backup.
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gNick
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10 years ago
Now sold
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