How I Patch a Wetsuit Tear in Minutes! | Triathlon Taren

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @gatorfanboy
    @gatorfanboy 7 лет назад

    Perfect timing! Coincidentally I just ordered seal cement yesterday for a repair. Did an International race yesterday (Rock Hall, MD) and discovered at some point got two fingernail tears on my torso. 👍🏊🏻

  • @johnnystaton8462
    @johnnystaton8462 6 лет назад

    My wetsuit tore for the first time today and my first thought was "I bet taren has a video that can show me how to fix it." My wetsuit is now fixed and good as new, THANK YOU!

  • @renaudgrandgeorge3662
    @renaudgrandgeorge3662 7 лет назад +1

    Hi from France.
    Taren, thanks for this very informative video. Yet with holes like those you got in your wetsuit, I think I'd go to" Mrs The wife" and plead for a new wetsuit...
    However, there's something I noticed a while ago that's got nothing to do with wetsuits: how come yoy wear your bike glasses under your helmet straps? Everybody I know wear them on the straps; but me coz I wear a Casco speedairo with an integrated visor ;-)

  • @martinarnolddtpa
    @martinarnolddtpa 7 лет назад

    Really good Video! One question: How do I repair a 3 cm scratch (seam got damaged), now I have a hole in my wetsuit?

    • @TriathlonTaren
      @TriathlonTaren  7 лет назад +1

      Dive shops can usually repair longer rips pretty well

  • @dbevan1989
    @dbevan1989 7 лет назад

    Good info man. Would u believe i put a rip in my suit pulling it on this week! Been doing my research on repairs using black witch! Should be fun. keep up the gd work. Your irish follower.

  • @immerchriswell7924
    @immerchriswell7924 7 лет назад

    I just Strava creeped. You dropped some watts on that sprint man! Talk about sending it

    • @TriathlonTaren
      @TriathlonTaren  7 лет назад +2

      I had 36 seconds of energy left in me from the Friday swim, no gas left in the tank for attempt #2

  • @xGshikamaru
    @xGshikamaru 7 лет назад

    Hey man got a question about sunburn. I remember you getting quite a huge sunburn in Campeche. I got a really nasty one too because my trisuit unzipped itself in the back when I took off my wetsuit at my half ironman. Too bad my back wasn't covered with sunscreen and ended up with a massive sunburn. Now I'm itching to go run and ride again but my back is itching too, and I'm afraid of losing too much water and electrolytes while doing sport, slowing the recovery. Do you have any tips, like things to eat/drink or lotions that will speed up recovery? Thanks man and congrats on the 2nd place KOM

    • @TriathlonTaren
      @TriathlonTaren  7 лет назад

      Sorry, once you're burnt you're pretty well burnt. Coconut oil helps the recovery process, aloe vera based lotions as well.

  • @ClarkS963
    @ClarkS963 7 лет назад

    A vlog of fails / bloopers would be great!

  • @alexian81
    @alexian81 7 лет назад

    How do you do those "fast change" to be in the same position before and after? Do you have some markers on the floor?

    • @alexian81
      @alexian81 7 лет назад

      Ha ha, so much directory under the camera going on to keep the vlog great. That's why we keep coming back. 👍

  • @timrhodesjones
    @timrhodesjones 7 лет назад

    Hi Taren. Great help with patch repair. But for a complete through hole you mention put a membrane under it. What is this membrane you speak of? Thats the only thing im not sure about.
    Keep up the top work.
    Isle of man trainiac!!

  • @IronWill
    @IronWill 5 лет назад +1

    Ooh very useful for me - during my IRONMAN I noticed a small tear on my wetsuit :( Yours looks a bit like a dog's breakfast though haha...

  • @clarkbernhard
    @clarkbernhard 6 лет назад +7

    This guy is a hack, and should never be allowed to touch another wetsuit.
    Just take it to a professional repair shop!

    • @TriathlonTaren
      @TriathlonTaren  6 лет назад +3

      "This guy" reads the comments on his videos. Thanks for calling me a hack, that's so sweet of you. You sound like a very nice and positive person. Also, common sense would tell you that not everyone always has access to a repair shop. People do need to patch their own suits very often.

    • @johnhewick1145
      @johnhewick1145 6 лет назад +2

      Clark Bernhard this is the worst repair advice I’ve ever seen. I used to work in a surf shop and the way you repair a suit is glueing edge to edge like putting puzzle pieces together. You only use enough glue to touch the edges to each other (NO OVER LAPPING OR SMEARING GLUE, the glue is not a patch). If it’s a big hole then cut a patch in a square or circle with the remnant piece of neoprene that comes with all suits or get a piece from a surf or dive ship. Then cut a same size/shape hole in the suit to and glue the edges together like a puzzle piece. Nub.

    • @matthewbarnett8203
      @matthewbarnett8203 5 лет назад

      Let me say first off I'm a huge watcher of Taren, and mate, I love your work generally, but I have to say, this is definitely *not* the way to use this product (McNetts Seal Cement). The glue is formulated as a "contact" adhesive, and the application you are showing is simply not correct, or even close to being correct. I rarely comment on RUclips, but have piped up here to let people know that it may be in their best interests to read the instructions from McNetts, rather than relying on RUclips videos. Sorry to bomb your post Taren, but these suits are expensive, and I'm sure you'd agree that you don't want to lead folks astray.

  • @maxymkorzhuk5686
    @maxymkorzhuk5686 5 лет назад

    This year we have a much better solution. ULOW Liquid PVC, without patches, only one component.