Bare Wetsuits

What makes Bare wetsuits different from other brands?

Bare is renowned for its high-quality wetsuits designed for maximum comfort, warmth, and durability. Their suits feature advanced materials like Celliant® Infrared Technology, which converts body heat into infrared energy to improve warmth and performance. Bare wetsuits are available in a wide range of thicknesses, making them suitable for various water temperatures and diving conditions.

How do I choose the right Bare wetsuit for my diving conditions?

When selecting a Bare wetsuit, consider water temperature and the level of thermal protection needed. For warm waters (75°F+), a 3mm wetsuit like the Bare Elate is ideal. For colder waters (50-65°F), you may need a thicker wetsuit like the Bare Velocity Ultra 7mm. Bare also offers drysuits, such as the Bare Trilam Tech Dry, for cold-water and technical diving.

What is the difference between Bare’s wetsuits and drysuits?

Bare wetsuits provide thermal insulation by trapping a thin layer of water between the suit and your skin, which your body heats up. Drysuits, on the other hand, keep you completely dry by sealing out water, and they are ideal for colder environments. Bare drysuits offer superior insulation when diving in water temperatures below 50°F or when extended exposure times are needed.

How do I properly care for my Bare wetsuit or drysuit?

After each dive, rinse your Bare wetsuit or drysuit with fresh water to remove salt, chlorine, and debris. Hang the wetsuit to dry away from direct sunlight to prevent material damage. For drysuits, pay special attention to the seals and zippers—lubricate the zipper regularly and store the suit in a cool, dry place to maintain its waterproof integrity.

What accessories does Bare offer to complement their wetsuits and drysuits?

Bare provides a variety of accessories to enhance your diving experience, including hoods, gloves, boots, and thermal layers. Their Exowear line offers additional protection, such as rash guards and undergarments, designed to add extra warmth and comfort. These accessories are essential for maintaining thermal protection, especially in colder water dives.