Wetsuits

We all know that wetsuits keep the water out and heat in, but there is much more to these essential suits than meets the eye. Wetsuits are made with neoprene rubber, a closed-cell foam that traps millions of tiny gas bubbles within its structure. Unlike open-cell foam (i.e. a sponge), water won't saturate neoprene, but the gas bubbles tend to give the material a lot of inherent buoyancy. When you climb into a wetsuit your 98.6-degree body temperature warms the gas bubbles in the neoprene, which act as insulation.

FULL-STRETCH FROM HEAD TO TOE. BARE ELASTEK suits offer legendary, anatomically correct patterning, for a 3-D shape that delivers industry leading comfort and fit. These highly versatile suits can be complimented with ELASTEK accessories, including hoods, gloves and boots, that will have you covered from head to toe. Used together, this ...

60:Second ScubaLab: Henderson's Thermoprene 3mm Womens Front Zip Jumpsuit. Henderson's Thermoprene Womens three-mil front-zip jumpsuit is all about style, comfort and convenience. Thermoprene is a high quality abrasion-resistant neoprene that ...

60-Second ScubaLab: Henderson H2 Titanium 3mm Wetsuit Henderson's H2 Titanium 3 millimeter wetsuit is made from an exclusive 250-percent-stretch neoprene with a new pill-resistant Aquasilk lining that provides maximum durability and ...