Scubapro Mens Exodry Scuba Diving Drysuit
Quick answer: This is a drysuit or thermal layer from Scubapro.
Why it's worth a look
In a drysuit, the details matter: the right undergarments, seals and valves keep you warm and comfortable. Bigger divers should pay special attention to undergarment and seal sizing.
Product details
Scubapro Men's Exodry Scuba Diving DrysuitFeatures: 4mm high-density neoprene resists compression so buoyancy variations are reduced at depth. Latex wrist and neck seals are thin yet durable and provide comfortable, watertight seals. Neoprene warm collar covers the latex neck seal to eliminate cold spots and increase comfort. Attached rubber boots provide excellent foot protection along with a non-slip sole for negotiating wet boat decks. Lightweight, saltwater resistant Ti-Zip dry zipper is extra-strong for years of use. SI-Tech valves move lots of air, enabling you to maintain excellent buoyancy control. I-Safe straps on both arms offer secure mounting spots for wrist instruments. Heavy-duty kneepads protect both suit and lower legs when working on or near the bottom. Convenient zippered cargo pocket lets you safely carry extra gear or accessories. Includes a hood, carry bag, low pressure hose, suspenders, repair kit, zipper wax and owners manual. Offering a unique approach to drysuit design, SCUBAPRO's EXODRY neoprene drysuit fuses 4mm high-density neoprene with latex wrist and neck seals. It's a winning combination, offering a streamlined fit, minimal inherent buoyancy, maximum range of motion and an excellent sealing system. The EXODRY's high-density neoprene is soft and pliable and it maintains its insulating properties, even on deeper dives, so it can be comfortably worn with or without an undergarment. The heavy-duty latex seals at the wrists and neck provide a comfortable, watertight seal for the upper extremities, while the firm-soled attached rubber boots seal the suit down below. This suit is hard to beat when it comes to cold-water thermal protection. "
Specs
- Brand: Scubapro
Before you buy
Measure while wearing the layers you plan to dive in, and compare against the maker's size chart. Seal and valve work is often best left to a dive shop. Read Dive Suit Layering Guide. More options: Big & Tall Scuba Wetsuits & Drysuits.