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Coming soon, the award winning SB SYSTEM Drysuit will be available in a women’s specific style. This drysuit is a revolutionary performance inspired trilaminate constructed from a proprietary blend of fabrics exclusive to BARE. This top of the line suit uses a special blend of fabrics that deliver 4-way stretch for a “next-to-skin” fit and breathability for a balanced body temperature on the surface before and after your dive.
· LIFETIME GUARANTEE on seams and workmanship
· Lightweight and great for travel, only 7.75lbs / 3.5kg
· Self donning front entry with protective zipper cover and zipper garage
· TIZIP MasterSeal main entry zipper offers a lower profile design and superior flexibility over traditional brass zippers
· Available in 6 sizes
If you want the best drysuit diving experience, we are confident that you will find it in the new SB SYSTEM.
To find out more about the technology and performance of the SB SYSTEM, please visit www.baresports.com
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