Waterproof W30 2.5mm Fullsuit - Womens

At times we are told that our suits are too warm and excessively well-built. We are willing to live with that kind of criticism. To address the fact that our standard suits are considered too warm under certain circumstances, we devised a clever solution. We recommend that you buy a thinner suit – preferably the W30 Sport Series from Waterproof.

A seat that grips – Polyurethane embossing in the back provides a nonslip grip and integrated abrasion protection

Arm antislip

Bonded high-quality nylon thread

Gender-specific styling – Provided comfortable lift and support for female divers

High-quality YKK back zipper – YKK zipper with stainless steel slider. Provide consistent ease of operation and hardcore durability

Moulded hook and loop fastener tab – A moulded tab with TBU teeth grips the Japanese loop plush for maximum hold and good looks

Reinforced shoulders – Critical area abrasion and anti-slip protection

PU rubber kneepads – Polyurethane reinforced knee

WPAD™ – Or the Waterproof Personal Accessory Dock, is an artfully constructed docking station located on the right hip for accessories like pockets

Rinse your suit with fresh water after diving, taking particular care to clean sand and salt from the zipper. When changing, avoid standing on the wetsuit and avoid sharp objects.

Wash your suit occasionally with mild soap.

Rinse your suit after each dive with fresh water, taking particular care to remove sand and salt from the zipper. Wash your suit occasionally with mild soap. Other cleaning products may only be used if authorised by Waterproof.

Dry your suit in the open shade on a hanger, away from direct sunlight.

Do not store your suit for extended periods hanging on narrow hangers, as the suit material may become stressed where it passes over the hanger. Use extra wide hangers specially designed for wetsuit storage. Suits should never be stored folded, as it may create permanent creases.

Store the suit away from sources of heat and away from sources of UV radiation (mainly sunlight), as both of these may degrade the materials more rapidly.