All-season comfortable diving
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Dry suit features 1
Dry suit features 2
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How to use dry suit 1
How to use dry suit 2
How to use dry suit 3
How to use dry suit 4
How to use dry suit 5
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■Material
There are two types of dry suits: neoprene type and shell type (fabric type).
Neoplane type is made of neoprene rubber same as wetsuit.
Shell type is made of nylon coated with rubber. |
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■Keeping warm
When a dry suit is used, there is no water between the suit and the skin, so the air layer between the skin and the dry suit make more high thermal effective than a wet suit.
Neoplane type has a thermal insulation effect on the material itself.
About shell type, since the material itself has no heat retention effect, the heat retention effect is adjusted with an inner suit. |
Inner suit |
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■Waterproof
A dry suit fits your body so that water does not enter your wrist or neck, but slight water may enter around your wrist or neck due to slight movements of your wrist or neck or Involvement of hair etc..
In such cases, use a neck or wrist seal or band to prevent water ingress.
Latex rubber is used for the seal part of the shell type wrist and neck, and the waterproofness is higher than that of the neoprene type seal part. |
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■Portability
The shell type has better portability than the neo-plane type because the material is thin. |
Shell type is easy to carry |
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