If you accidentally inflate your suit too much, what should you do?

When you accidentally inflate your dry suit too much, the appropriate response is to use the exhaust valve to release excess air slowly. Over-inflation can make it difficult to maintain proper buoyancy and control while diving. If too much air is trapped in the suit, it can cause you to be overly buoyant, which can put you at risk of ascending too quickly or having difficulty maneuvering.

Utilizing the exhaust valve allows you to carefully manage the amount of air in your suit, making it easier to achieve neutral buoyancy. This technique helps prevent potential hazards associated with abrupt changes in buoyancy. By releasing air slowly, you can stabilize your position in the water column, ensuring a safe and controlled dive experience.

The other responses lack the necessary approach for ensuring safety and stability. Ignoring the over-inflation can create significant buoyancy challenges, descending immediately without addressing the issue can lead to uncontrolled ascents, and removing the suit underwater is not a practical or safe solution.