surprised how much knackered rubber can accumulate in a garage over a few years... apart keeping the best of them for visitors & chopping off bits to patch newer suits, what can you do with them?

will the recycle centres take 'em? must have a multitude of uses still - floor/carpet underlay, sound/heat insulation, combine with old tyres to make groovy old-skool flipflops?

Add a few zips and chains and sell them on to "specialist" markets.

I just googled 'wetsuit fetish' for a laugh,



more the fool me for assuming that there would be no such thing.

disturbing indeed

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Must get meself some of them boots

rather like the sound of this idea...you could actually set up a small cottage industry making these me thinks.....

looks like O'Neill have the fetish market sown up

I think that suit is called the BondageII

I was talking about the flip flop idea.....

Course you were

Nothin' like a bit o' rubber to sort out the ol' flip flop problem alright...

nice one, but not sure how i'd like any representatives of the "alternative" rubber-loving community visiting my garage!

"bring out the gimp"

"Bring out the gimp"

... not sure how many of the the rubber loving community would like the subtle aromas emminating from my pile of several year old wetsuits - then again.....

you could wash them out and donate them to a youth group or something!!! Or maybe turn one into a notebook sleeve http://www.lifehacker.com.au/tips/2008/03/...p_sleeve-2.html
. maybe chop the legs and arms of a wetsuit and use it as a summer suit. Could make a wetsuit for your dog out of one, or chop them up into little squares and put them in little packets and sell them to a surf shop as patches for suit repairs!