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Alex Mrazek, Surfer (Canada) I usually surf Tofino on Vancouver Island or drive 4 hours to Oregon in the US even if its 2ft onshore slop. The water can get down around 8 degrees but with the Hotsuits Heated Kidney Belt I never have to worry about being cold. Simon Larcey, Kitesurfer (UK) I have one for myself and one for my students to wear when they are learning. I keep spare heaters on the beach for when the wind is up and I am in the water all day. Anthony Raduka, Tow in Surfer (Australia) I do heaps of tow in surfing in some really remote areas. I mainly use the kidney belt to keep me warm when I’m driving the sled. I also have a spare pack which I keep on the sled for later in the day. Sick product, small price to pay! Troy Wekworth, PADI Instructor (Australia) Being an instructor I am in the water almost every day. I find the kidney belt great especially for night dives and longer nitrox dives where I can activate it later in the dive. I also loan it to my class to use. This is especially useful for the women who really feel the cold it also encourages people to join you in a second dive. Karen Rhodes, Windsurfer (South Africa) To the team at Hotsuits, thankyou for making my sport that much more enjoyable. I have told all my friends how good they are so you should be expecting some more orders soon. Keep up the good work, Karen. Port Fairy Dive Charters (Australia) I rent the Hotsuits Heated Kidney Belt as part my rental suit range and for my beginner courses. That way my customers learning to dive for the first time can concentrate on having fun and not being cold. Everybody that has tried it so far has bought one off me. Barton Lynch, Ex-World Champion Surfer (Australia) Great concept, wish they were around years ago when I was on the touring circuit. The positioning of the heat pack is not only is great for warmth but even more important it doesn’t restrict your movement in any way when paddling for a wave. Tom Whitaker, Wakeboarder (USA) Now I have a “Hotsuits Heated Kidney Belt” I get all the chicks (if only) seriously what it has done though is extend my season and get me in the water more often. I also use it when I ride Motocross. Buy one you won’t be disappointed. Max Larsson, Surfer (Sweden) Last week it was -10c air temp, snow on the ground and about 2c in the water. Normally I only last about 30 mins wearing a 6/5/4 with hood, gloves and booties. Since I have purchased a heated kidney belt I have more than doubled the time in the water. Bill Woods, Diver (Alaska) Up here we dive drysuits all year round. I have a dodgy back and I thought I would give the Hotsuits Heated Kidney Belt a go. I was pleasantly surprised that I could still activate it through my tri-laminate drysuit even wearing a 5mm glove. Ross, Rasta Surf Company (Australia) I have been selling the Heated Kidney Belt to some of the older long boarding crew. The feedback that I get is that the heaters not only allow them stay in the water longer when the waves are good but it also helps with flexibility and back support which is a bonus.
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