Dry suits are comfy, warm alternatives to wet suits.  But dry suits are better for water temperatures below 65 degrees. Dry suits can offer benefits in warmer waters for situations that may lead to thermal loss, such as deep, repetitive or unusually long dives. Dry suits also are desirable for underwater photography or marine study when a diver stays motionless for lengthy periods. Lastly, dry suits keep divers from getting chilled when entering or exiting the water on cool days.   Despite the price, dry suits are popular in a variety of surface water sports and underwater diving.

Pinnacle Black Ice Crushed Neoprene Drysuit $1,889.97	Dive Rite Front Zip 905 EXP Drysuit $1,785.97	Dive Rite 905 EXP Rear Zip Drysuit $1,615.97	Pinnacle Evolution 2 Trilam Cordura Drysuit $1,598.97
Pinnacle Evolution Drysuit $1,460.97	Pinnacle Freedom 2 Front Zip Drysuit $1,050.97	Pinnacle Evolution Undergarment $267.97	Diving Concepts Explorer 200 Dryglove Series $229.97
Diving Concepts Snap-On $199.97	Dive Rite Balanced Relief Valve $177.97	Pinnacle Merino Lined Drysuit Hood $65.97	Pinnacle 7mm Drysuit Hood $38.97
Pinnacle Deluxe Drysuit Bag $43.97	Replacement Atlas 660/Showa Dryglove $17.88	Drysuit & Undergarment Hang Up Bag $15.71

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Pinnacle Merino Lined Polar 7/5mm Semi-dry ===click here

I understand that purchasing a drysuit from an online business can be "overwhelming", and it is a large out-lay of money.  If you have any questions concerning a purchase of a dry-suit, please e-mail me @ diverdown@kirkscubagear.com, and I will have an "expert" call you to discuss the drysuit and your concerns.  Please leave your name and phone number in the e-mail, and the best time for you to be reached with either your time zone  /  Province or State.