Crafted from flexible, X-Foam 7mm neoprene, this wetsuit offers excellent insulation while allowing for full freedom of movement. The integrated hood protects your head and neck from cold water, while the horizontal YKK shoulder zip makes donning and doffing easy – even without a dive buddy.

The internal plush lining, backed with an aluminum layer, helps to retain body heat efficiently. Additional internal seals at the wrists and ankles reduce water ingress, while abrasion-resistant panels at high-wear areas (knees, elbows, shoulders, and seat) increase longevity. A padded spine pad adds comfort under the tank during long dives.

This high-end suit is CE-certified for thermal class A, rated for waters between 7°C and 12°C, making it ideal for diving in lakes, quarries, or cold seas.

7mm X-Foam neoprene (environmentally friendly, PAH-compliant)

Integrated hood for maximum warmth

Fleece lining with aluminum layer for improved heat retention

Front YKK zip with protective flap

Inner seals at wrists and ankles to reduce flushing

Abrasion-resistant prints on knees, elbows, and shoulders

Padded spine pad for tank comfort

Contoured panels for a flattering silhouette

One-piece arms and legs for easy entry and exit

Best For:

Cold water diving, scuba diving in lakes or winter diving in Europe.

Cleaning and Disinfection: After EVERY dive trip:

• Thoroughly rinse the inside and outside of your wetsuit with clean, fresh water.
• After a thorough rinse, hang your wetsuit so that it can drip-dry in a place with good air circulation but not directly exposed to sunlight. Note: Don’t hang your wetsuit by its I-Safe straps – they’re not designed for that.
• Allow plenty of time for your wetsuit to dry, both internally and externally, before putting it into storage.
• Always air dry out of direct sunlight.

Zipper Maintenance:

• After each dive rinse the zippers with clean, fresh water to prevent salt deposits that can cause the zippers to jam. This is especially important for zippers with metal sliders.
• After rinsing, polymer zippers must be lubricated using the specific lubricant (paraffin or wax) available at your Authorized SCUBAPRO Dealer.

Storage and Transport:

• Before storing, inspect your wetsuit to make sure all components – zippers, seals and stitching – are sound and in working order, and that there’s no damage on the suit itself. If any damage is detected, have your wetsuit serviced only by trained personnel and/or a SCUBAPRO authorized dealer.
• Once inspected, the best way to store your wetsuit is on a SCUBAPRO Multi- Hanger designed to hold all wetsuit components. Store your wetsuit in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight.
• Transport your wetsuit in a bag designed for SCUBA gear to avoid creating creases and excessive neoprene compression. Always clean excess dirt and sand from your wetsuit before putting it into any bag.

Disposal: When that day finally arrives and you need to replace your current SCUBAPRO wetsuit, be sure to dispose of your old wetsuit according to local regulations and prescriptions.