2012 Gear Buyers Guide Wetsuits: Tilos Zenith Supreme

Tilos Zenith Supreme

THE BASICS

» Supreme Stretch material conforms to body contours

» 100 percent double-blind-stitched and quadruple-glued seams

» Smoothskin water barrier behind back, neck, ankle and wrist zip seals

REVIEW

Utilizing a Supreme Stretch neoprene with 250 percent elasticity, this top-of-the-line diving wetsuit is made with components ranging from 4 mm to 7 mm in thickness to provide the ultimate mix of warmth and comfort.

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