Waterproof Drysuits
Waterproof is a well-established manufacturer of premium drysuits designed for demanding scuba diving conditions. Known for their focus on durability, comfort, and functional design, Waterproof drysuits are widely used by recreational divers, instructors, and professionals diving in cold and challenging environments.
A key strength of Waterproof drysuits is their attention to materials and construction. Many models use reinforced fabrics such as Cordura and advanced trilaminate materials, providing excellent resistance to wear while maintaining flexibility and freedom of movement. Ergonomic patterning and thoughtful details help ensure a comfortable fit during long dives.
Waterproof offers drysuits for a wide range of diving styles, from cold-water recreational diving to technical and professional applications. Below you will find our selection of Waterproof drysuits, each designed to perform reliably in specific diving conditions.
Innovation and design
Waterproof places strong emphasis on innovation and modern production techniques. Their research and development focus is reflected in models such as the D1X Hybrid, which combines robust Cordura reinforcement with lighter materials to achieve a balance between durability and flexibility.
Proven durability and comfort
Models like the D7X Cordura and D7X Nylotech are designed for divers who demand long-term durability in cold and demanding conditions. Ergonomic designs, such as the D3 ERGO, improve fit and comfort, helping reduce fatigue during longer dives.
Specialized drysuits for specific needs
Waterproof also offers specialized drysuits for different applications. The R7 Rescue suit is designed for professional and rescue use, with enhanced visibility and safety features. The D9X Breathable suit focuses on moisture management and comfort during intensive dives, while technical models like the D10 and D70 SC are built for extreme and advanced diving environments.
To get the most out of your drysuit, it is important to combine it with the right equipment. A suitable thermal undersuit helps regulate warmth, while diving gloves and boots improve comfort and insulation. For cold and winter diving, using a cold-water regulator ensures reliable performance in low temperatures.
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