Bare 7mm Sport Scuba Wetsuit
$299.95
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Bare 7mm Sport Scuba Wetsuit
$299.95
BARE 1mm Sport Scuba Wetsuit
$129.95
BARE 1mm Women`s Sport Scuba Wetsuit
$129.95
EVO Women`s 1mm Elite Wetsuit
$129.99 SALE $99.99
BARE 2mm Ignite Shorty
$94.95 SALE $39.99
EVO Kid`s 6/5/4mm Full Wetsuit
$99.99 SALE $89.99
EVO Men's 3mm Elite Shorty Wetsuit
$79.99
Oneill Hammer 2/1mm Jacket
$74.95
EVO 2mm Kid's Scuba Wetsuit
$69.99 SALE $59.99
Deep See Manta 5mm High Top Dive Boots
$49.90
Bare 5mm Dive Gloves
$42.95 SALE $41.95
Bare 7MM Cold Water Dive Hood
$49.95 SALE $39.99
EVO 3mm Kevlar Dive Gloves
$50.00 SALE $34.99
EVO Unisex 2mm Hooded Dive Vest
$34.99 SALE $29.99
EVO 2MM Low Cut Dive Boots
$30.00 SALE $24.99
There are many factors involved in determining the proper scuba suit for your diving abilities and style. Diving conditions such as water temperatures and depths determine the style and thickness of Scuba dive suit you will need. The warmer the water, the less protection you need. The colder the water, the more protection you want. Depth may be even more important than water temperature because neoprene compresses with depth, losing its insulation value. Typically, most neoprene SCUBA wetsuits lose half their insulation value at 60 feet.
A fitted SCUBA suit insulates your body by trapping a thin layer of water between your SCUBA wetsuit and skin to reduce heat loss. Neoprene, which traps nitrogen bubbles, provides the insulation.
A thicker dive suit provide greater insulation, but the quality of the material also plays a part as well.
Tropical water divers usually wear a 3/2mm dive wetsuits or less. A split thickness in a wet suit means the core of the body has the thickest neoprene and the arms and legs have the lighter thickness. For example a 3/2mm wetsuit has 2mm neoprene in the arms and lower legs and 3mm in the torso and upper legs. For cooler waters a 3mm or thicker is always recommended.
Your wetsuit will last a longer provided you follow the basic recommendations of a wet suit care. As with any piece of diving equipment, rinse out your dive wetsuit with fresh water as soon as possible. Remember to rinse off your zippers, buttons and other fasteners on your suit. To avoid creasing and folds hang your suit to dry on a wet suit hanger with the wetsuit being inside out.
After a thorough cleaning inspect your SCUBA wetsuit for damages. Look for tears and broken zippers. Repair any damages as soon as possible. The best way to store your SCUBA wetsuit is stretched out flat or hanging from a wetsuit hanger.
We have the largest selection of scuba wetsuits. Visit us at one of our Florida Dive Shops for more information and availability.
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