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Shorties
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Good free movement for surface sports, snorkelling, water skiing, diving. Suitable for water temperatures 25C upwards
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3mm Full Suits
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Warm water diving, surfing, water skiing, jet skiing, snorkelling Suitable for water temperatures 20C upwards.
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5mm Full Suits
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Provide extra warmth in Mediterranean waters or all year round in the U.K. summer. Suitable for temperatures about 15C upwards
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6 - 7mm Full Suits
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With over-jacket, hood, gloves and boots. Suitable for diving in the U.K. from about 6C upwards
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Dry suits
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Semi-dry suits
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Semi-dry suits are basically wet suits with the addition of seals at the wrists and ankles to help stop water flush through or form a labyrinth with gloves or boots to stop water ingress, thereby keeping you warmer
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Dry suits
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Dry suits come in a variety of materials: tri-laminate, foam neoprene, chrushed or compressed neoprene, cordura, rubber etc
They have seals at the neck and wrists, and sometimes at the ankles (though these days most have built in boots), and can have a variety of dry zips in different configurations.
When worn with correct under-suits for warmth, dry suits can be used in the coldest water temperatures.
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