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Sharkskin Rapid Dry Range Short Sleeve - DIPNDIVESharkskin Rapid Dry Range Short Sleeve - DIPNDIVE
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Sharkskin Rapid Dry Short Sleeve Unisex Tee

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Cressi Tropical 2mm Scuba Dive Gloves - DIPNDIVE
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Cressi Tropical 2mm Scuba Dive Gloves

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O'Neill 4/3mm Psycho Tech Back Zip Full Wetsuit - DIPNDIVEO'Neill 4/3mm Psycho Tech Back Zip Full Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
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O'Neill 4/3mm Psycho Tech Back Zip Full Wetsuit

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Ketos Low Cut 3mm Premium Neoprene Socks - DIPNDIVEKetos Low Cut 3mm Premium Neoprene Socks - DIPNDIVE
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Ketos Low Cut 3mm Premium Neoprene Socks

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Cressi Palma ST 3mm Short Socks - DIPNDIVECressi Palma ST 3mm Short Socks - DIPNDIVE
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Cressi Palma ST 3mm Short Socks

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Henderson Hot Skins Scuba Diving Hood - DIPNDIVE
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Tough Hook Hanger - DIPNDIVETough Hook Hanger - DIPNDIVE
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Tough Hook Hanger

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Sharkskin Performance Pro Top Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVESharkskin Performance Pro Top Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVE
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Sharkskin Performance Pro Top Long Sleeve

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Scuba Max W3KS 3mm Kid's Short Suit - DIPNDIVE
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Scuba Max W3KS 3mm Kid's Short Suit

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Trident 1OZ Zipper Lubrication and Protection Stick - DIPNDIVE
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Waterproof R30 8oz Mens Long Sleeve Rashgaurd - DIPNDIVE
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Waterproof R30 8oz Mens Long Sleeve Rashgaurd - XSM

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ScubaMax SO-105 Kids Traction Socks - DIPNDIVEScubaMax SO-105 Kids Traction Socks - DIPNDIVE
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ScubaMax SO-105 Kids Traction Socks

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NeoSport 3/2mm Women’s Neoprene Backzip Jumpsuits-Black/Purple-8 - DIPNDIVENeoSport 3/2mm Women’s Neoprene Backzip Jumpsuits-Black/Purple-8 - DIPNDIVE
O'Neill 4/3mm Blueprint Chest Zip Full Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
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O'Neill 4/3mm Blueprint Chest Zip Full Wetsuit

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Sharkskin Womens Performance Wear Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVESharkskin Womens Performance Wear Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVE
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Sharkskin Womens Performance Wear Long Sleeve

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Sharkskin Mens Performance Wear Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVESharkskin Mens Performance Wear Long Sleeve - DIPNDIVE
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Sharkskin Mens Performance Wear Long Sleeve

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ScubaMax SO-105 Adult Traction Socks - DIPNDIVEScubaMax SO-105 Adult Traction Socks - DIPNDIVE
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ScubaMax SO-105 Adult Traction Socks

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Choosing the Dive Clothing for your next underwater adventure? Look no further. DIPNDIVE carries everything a Scuba Diver or Snorkeler needs for thermal and environmental protection while in the water. In order to select the suit that will be appropriate for the condition you will be diving in, you need to remember, that there are three conceptually different kinds of exposure suits: dive skins, wetsuits, and dry suits.

Dive skins are the thinnest and lightest among the other types of exposure suits. They are worn mostly in tropical waters with friendly underwater environments, as they offer the least amount of protection. Dive skins are usually made of Lycra or some very thin neoprene and are only about half a millimeter thick. Many divers also wear dive skins under their wetsuits for easier donning and doffing.

Wetsuits provide better protection and allow to dive in a much wider range of environments. Thus, they are the most common type of exposure suits. Wetsuits are made from neoprene, a material that consists of tiny separate gas bubbles. The gas in these bubbles, as well as the rubber material itself, warm up from the heat of your body, providing thermal insulation. Note, that the air bubbles inside the wetsuit compress as you descend deeper and the water pressure increases, so the suit becomes thinner and provides less insulation. The deeper you dive (and the colder the water is), the thicker your suit should be. One more thing to note is that wetsuits come in many different varieties, styles and thicknesses. For example, the are two-piece (farmer John or Jane) wetsuits and one-piece suits, or as they are also called full suits, jumpsuits or steamers. Nowadays, thanks to their versatility, full suits are used more commonly.

Dry suits are used for cold water diving (50 degrees Fahrenheit or 10 degrees Celsius). As the name implies, a dry suit does not allow any water in and always stays dry on the inside. Unlike wet suits that come in various configurations, all dry suits are full body suits. Special waterproof zippers and latex or neoprene seals with large contact areas help to keep the suit truly dry.

Once you know what kind of suit you need, don’t forget to pick out such additional pieces of divewear as vests, boots, gloves, hoods, etc.