Scubapro NovaScotia Scuba Diving Steamer 7.5 mm w/Hood Men's - Black

This is the Scubapro NovaScotia Scuba Diving Steamer 7.5 mm w/Hood Men's - Black

Features:

• CE certified a Class A dive suit - - rated for water termperatures ranging from 45°F (7°C ) to 54°F (12°C).
• Blind-stitched seams block water entry.
• Rear shoulder-to-shoulder YKK Aquaseal Vislon waterproof main zipper with heavy-duty plastic slider is flexible yet provides an excellent seal against water entry.
• Plush interior liner in the arms, legs and shoulder areas increases warmth and stretch.
• Double zippered seals on ankles and wrists feature KA brass sliders for durability, water-tightness and ease of use.
• Fold-under neck seal is ultra-comfortable and keeps water seepage to a minimum.
• Right thigh 3D pocket offers lots of room for carrying extra gear. The hood hook has been moved to the outside of the pocket for added convenience.
• Shoulders and kneepads feature both anti-abrasion patterns and extra rubber prints to provide protection while adding a stylish look.
• Enhanced spine pad provides a welcomed cushion where the tank hits the diver's back.
• I-Safe straps on both arms offer non slip mounting spots for securing wrist instruments.

Offering a snug-fitting, flexible dive suit with good thermal properties and minimal water intrusion, the NovaScotia semi-dry is the perfect solution for staying very warm and relatively dry while virtually eliminating hydrodrag, radically improving a diver's ability to move easily through the water. With its 7.6/6.5mm thickness, easy-zip waterproof YKK Aquaseal Vislon zipper, improved plush lining to increase warmth and stretch, and a long list of convenience features, the NovaScotia is the diver's answer to a comfortable, affordable semi-dry suit. Positioned between a traditional wetsuit and a neoprene drysuit, the NovaScotia delivers the best of both worlds in cold water, temperate water, and multi-dive protection.

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