The Apollo 4.0 Neoprene Drysuit is a long–time favorite in the Pacific Northwest.
This suit offers all of the advantages associated with a neoprene suit: Hydrodynamic Efficiency, Warmth, Streamlining, etc. with many of the advantages of shell suits: Easy to Fit, Flexibility, Ability to wear more or less Undergarments, etc.
Comfortable and easy to use. Dive under a wide range of conditions.
Features:
- Mini Foot/Ankle valves
- Super EX Exhaust valve
- 360 Swivel Inlet valve
|
- 4.0mm Microcell–neoprene
- Tough Knee Pads
- Low–Profile Boots
- Integrated Suspenders
|
| |
|
Further Details
Smaller is better!
4.0 microcell neoprene has 20% smaller bubbles than conventional neoprene.
Rather than crushing material to decrease density: Microcell is produced by blowing a gas, generally nitrogen, into the liquefied rubber to make a foam. Utilizing this thinner more flexible material provides you with a suit that swims like a tropical wetsuit; yet yields a warmth factor similar to that of a bulkier 6.5mm suit.
Versatility
Perfect by itself in temperate waters, or wear a simple Polartech jumpsuit underneath to dive the cooler waters in winter. Planning to dive in some really cold water? Our test divers layered it with expedition weight long underwear for a three hour exploration in the 39F/5C waters of Japan's Ryusen-do Caves.
Foot Valves
The foot valves are designed to keep air from getting trapped in the boot. They are so compact you'll hardly notice they are there. Yet the are sensitive enough to compensate for pressure changes as small as one inch by automatically releasing air.
