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Dry suits
Dry Suits for Diving – Comfort and Safety Underwater
Dry Suits: The Ideal Choice for Cold-Water Divers
Dry suits are essential gear for any diver exploring cold or deep waters. Built to provide full protection from water while retaining body warmth, dry suits are preferred by both professionals and experienced recreational divers. With a quality dry suit, you can stay underwater longer, enjoying your dive without the discomfort of cold.
How Does a Dry Suit Work?
Unlike wetsuits, dry suits form a completely watertight barrier, keeping water out entirely. A key feature is the airtight seal, which blocks cold water and keeps a layer of air or gas inside the suit, effectively insulating body heat. Some dry suits even allow the addition of argon gas to further improve insulation for extremely low temperatures.
Why Invest in a Dry Suit?
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Optimal Thermal Protection
Dry suits allow for layering beneath the suit, letting divers adjust their clothing based on diving conditions. -
Enhanced Comfort Underwater
Staying dry and warm provides not only comfort but also enhances safety, as prolonged exposure to cold water can lead to hypothermia. -
Versatility
Dry suits are suitable for use in both freshwater and saltwater, making them adaptable to year-round diving conditions.
Types of Dry Suits
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Neoprene Dry Suits
Combining the insulation properties of neoprene with complete waterproofing, these suits are flexible and durable, though their insulation may be slightly less than composite materials. -
Trilaminate Dry Suits
Made from a lightweight, highly durable material, trilaminate suits resist wear and tear, dry quickly, and are easy to transport—ideal for divers who travel. -
Rubber Dry Suits
Rubber suits are more technical, providing excellent chemical resistance and are fully waterproof, ideal for challenging dive environments. They tend to be stiffer and require precise fitting.
Choosing the Right Dry Suit: Key Factors
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Fit and Comfort
The right dry suit should offer a comfortable fit, allowing enough freedom of movement and room for insulating layers. -
Weight and Material
Neoprene suits are heavier but provide extra insulation, while trilaminate suits are lighter and more mobile, perfect for variable conditions. -
Valve Systems
Quality dry suits include purge valves to regulate internal pressure, providing optimal buoyancy and comfort. -
Accessories and Add-Ons
Options to add thermal liners, dry gloves, or boots are beneficial for longer dive sessions. Some suits come with additional pockets or attachment points for accessories.
Dry Suits and Heating Systems – A Complete Thermal Solution
Modern dry suits are compatible with external heating systems that ensure comfort even in the harshest environments. External battery packs allow divers to use heated gloves or vests for additional warmth, significantly improving both comfort and safety.
Why Choose Diving-Store for Your Dry Suit?
Diving-Store offers a wide selection of high-quality dry suits from top brands like SANTI, xDeep, Avatar, OMS, DUI or Bare. Our range includes options for beginners and advanced divers, suited to various types of diving and water conditions.
Prepare for cold waters with Diving-Store! Let our experts help you find the right dry suit and accessories to fit your needs.