Undersuits provide crucial thermal protection when diving, trapping air and maintaining body heat during the dive and also between dives. Modern undersuits can range from simple fleece type garments to advanced suits with anti-compression panels or even built in heating.
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O'Neill Men's Boost 300g Drysuit, Black, Large
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Kokatat Women's Hydrus Swift Entry Drysuit w/Drop Seat-Reef-XLS
Hydrus 3.0 (3-layer) fabric Nylon waterproof front entry zipper Nylon waterproof rear dropseat Reinforcement seat and knee patches; self draining Hydrus 3.0 (3-layer) socks (as of October 13, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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SEAC Men's Warmdry 4mm Neoprene Dry Suit, Black, X-Large
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Hi,
I’m planning on getting a dry suit next year and I am not sure whether to get Santi undergarments or Fourth Element undergarments. I will be mainly diving in Ireland. Should I go all santi, all Fourth Element, or mix. Which do you guys is better quality? And which is more suited to colder environments?
Thanks,
Frank