Drygloves Biovyn™ Waterproof
Drygloves Biovyn™ Waterproof
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DRYGLOVE BIOVYN™ 5-FINGER
Introducing our top-of-the-line triple-layer soft and flexible dryglove, crafted from innovative BIOVYN™-Vinyl derived from pine forests. Designed with ergonomically pre-bent fingers for a perfect fit, this glove is optimized to accommodate the Inner Thermo Glove, ensuring you stay warm and comfortable during your dives. Thanks to the advanced BIOVYN™-Vinyl, it remains flexible even in the coldest conditions. The lining made from 100% non-allergenic cotton, provides an extra layer of comfort and protection. Dive into unparalleled comfort and flexibility with our cutting-edge dryglove! Made of fossil-free renewable BIOVYN™-vinyl raw material which reduces the carbon footprint by up to 74-92% compared to regular fossil fuel-based raw materials. Bio-attributed products have the same features as conventional fossil fuel vinyl products.
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“We want you to visit this mysterious and inspiring world. We want you to fall in love with it and respect it. Just like us.”
The story of Waterproof is also the story of the founders; two brothers who grew up by the sea on the west coast of Sweden. Completely different personalities in most ways, but sharing the same passion. Björn Ehlmé, is an inventive and creative businessman. Göran Ehlmé, Head of R&D, is a passionate diver leading expeditions to the polar regions as well as an underwater photographer for the BBC and National Geographic.
In order to survive the harsh Scandinavian climate, our ancestors learned the importance of paying attention to the smallest details. They learned that their equipment must be able to stand up to the reality of their climate. That is why we at Waterproof control our own R&D, have our own production facilities and do our own sourcing of materials. We test our products and ideas on our expeditions in Antarctica and the Arctic, as well as other challenging places around the world. All of this is under the most rigorous quality control, in order to meet the toughest standards and challenges posed by the real world. This is our heritage and we are proud of it. At Waterproof we simply call this Facing Reality!
We have more than 40 years of experience as a producer and developer of high-end diving gear aimed at recreational and professional divers.
The Waterproof story has grown over the years and now includes a dedicated development team and multiple awards for best diving suits. We have independent distributors in every country where diving matters and production facilities, service stations and retailers worldwide. We are represented on every continent and in every ocean!
Our purpose and mission are to enable you to experience the amazing underwater world that covers more than seventy per cent of our planet; our oceans. We want you to visit this mysterious and inspiring world. We want you to fall in love with it and respect it. Just like us.
“Our values are
guided by the belief
that quality is the strongest path
to sustainability.”
We make products that enable mankind to witness the conditions we have created in our oceans from the first row. Dead oceans lead to no diving. A fact we can´t hide from. Sustainability must therefore always be the main priority.
Most of our suits and accessories are made out of neoprene. Even though neoprene is material derived from fossil fuels, it offers divers unique qualities. It is extremely durable, which means that a well-designed diving suit will last for years, in many cases decades.
The “green” alternatives currently on the market are not ideal from our point of view. You get an inferior product, with short durability, leading to overconsumption – which we don’t see as true sustainability and not an option for us.
We are well aware that neoprene use is an imperfect solution. But at the moment it is still more sustainable than the alternatives. We need to get away from the disposable product mentality and the short life of goods and move towards sustainable production.
