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Old 05-29-2004   #1
Hemingway

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Bomber drytops

So i recently bought a Bomber Gear hydrology drytop at sierra traders and i have taken it out on the river and i swear it is leaking. i can feel water droplets shaking in the arms. I think i should take it back, but some people told me it is normal for drytops to take on some water, but then why is it called a drytop? So then should i exchange it or wear some poly pro to absorb the water? any suggestions on good tops?


"A bad day on the water is still better than the best day in the city"
-Scotch Harper
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Old 05-29-2004   #2
CNT

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Bomber Gear... aka "Bummer Gear!"
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Old 05-29-2004   #3
James

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Bomber gear top

I recently got the same top from sierra, When I tried it on I found a small hole in the colar where it looked like it was stapled. You could barely see it from the outside, only when light shined through from the inside. My friend Shawn got the same top and his is fine. I returned mine and got one dirrectly from Bomber. The new one looks great.
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Old 05-29-2004   #4
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Should be called not-as-wet tops

I've owned 3 drytops from 2 different companies. None have kept me completely dry, but then I play and roll a lot.

I don't really expect drytops to keep me dry - they just keep me dryer than a splash top would.
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Old 06-02-2004   #5
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I've owned a few drytops and currently have "The Bomb" by Bomber gear. Never leaked a drop in play or getting worked in a rapid. They even replaced the neck gasket for me for no charge when I split it while trimming. Best drytop on the market. Can't say about the "hydrology" though.
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Old 06-04-2004   #6
matobs

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my bomber gear works fine. i stay completely dry if just running and gunning - even in very splashy class vish water. if i'm playing and spending more time upside down, then i take on some water - not a lot though. so i guess it depend on when you get wet. if it's just from splashing around - then that's a problem.
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