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Freediving and Spearfishing Wetsuits are slightly different from those for scuba diving. The main concern when it comes to Freediving and Spearfishing Wetsuits is mobility. You should be able to move quickly and with no restraints. Another important factor for spearfishermen, in particular, is the styling and color. Most Spearfishing Wetsuits have camouflage on them to help you blend in with the background and be unnoticed by your prey while hunting. Finally, you should consider some additional elements, such as a chest pad, built-in hood, back support, etc. Choose the option that works for you from the selection at Dip ‘N Dive.
Nose ClipNose Clip ERGONOMIC SHAPE FOR HANDS-FREE COMPENSATION LIGHT AND COMPACT SOFT OVER MOLDED AREA FOR MAXIMUM GRIP AND COMFORT CAN BE APPLIED ...
View full detailsThe panel assembly is constructed using glue and non pass-through sewing.High end suit that incorporates a large number of solutions. Medium densit...
View full detailsSporting a new design and high-tech materials ideal for tropical diving, snorkeling, or pool training, these eye-catching shorts are made with a sp...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm short sleeve thermal top keeps you warm while providing ...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s stylish new Everflex 1.5mm neoprene leggings keep you warm while providing ...
View full detailsTermico Lady is a wetsuit shaped like a one-piece swimsuit. Designed specifically for swimming, snorkeling and water sports in general, it allows g...
View full details1.5mm Neoprene and Nylon One-piece men’s fullsuit Back zipper with a pull tab lanyard Chest and knees protection For spearfishing The Seac Body...
View full detailsPreformed technical wetsuit for spearfishing. Internal open-cell neoprene with special outer camouflage covering that scrambles the image.Preformed...
View full detailsNew for 2009 After years of development Henderson enters the Freedive market with a revolutionary new Digital Ocean Camo pattern. Henderson’s exclu...
View full detailsNew for 2009 After years of development Henderson enters the Freedive market with a revolutionary new Digital Ocean Camo pattern. Henderson’s exclu...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm long sleeve thermal top keeps you warm while providing p...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm neoprene pants keep you warm while providing protection ...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm long sleeve thermal top keeps you warm while providing p...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm short sleeve thermal top keeps you warm while providing ...
View full detailsWhen it comes to thermal protection, nothing beats neoprene. SCUBAPRO’s new Everflex 1.5mm neoprene shorts help keep you warm while providing styli...
View full details2mm Neoprene and Nylon Two-piece men’s wetsuit Chest pad Knees and elbows reinforcements For spearfishing The Seac Makaira Camo wetsuit for men...
View full detailsSized to fit over a standard wetsuit, the Spearfishing Camouflage shirt and pants negate the necessity to purchase a separate spearfishing wetsuit....
View full detailsPirana, the new SEAC camouflage 1mm wetsuit in polyester, with PU on knees, elbows and lower back, and 7.0 mm chest Guard in Supratex, to keep you ...
View full details7mm Neoprene Two-piece men’s wetsuit Melco chest pad Built-in hood For spearfishing The Seac Black Shark wetsuit for men is made of 7mm neopren...
View full details5mm Neoprene Two-piece men’s wetsuit Melco chest pad Built-in hood For spearfishing The Seac Black Shark wetsuit for men is made of 5mm neopren...
View full detailsTwo-piece spearfishing suit: hooded jacket and high-waisted pants.Suit glued and blind stitched, in x-stretch single-lined neoprene and open-cell i...
View full details5mm ultra-stretch Neoprene Men’s jacket Incorporated hood Melco chest pad For spearfishing and freediving The Seac Ghost Jacket for men is made ...
View full details3mm Ultrastretch Neoprene Men’s jacket Incorporated hood Chest pad For spearfishing and freediving The Seac Ghost Jacket for men is made of 3mm ...
View full details7mm ultra-stretch Neoprene Men’s jacket Incorporated hood Melco chest pad For spearfishing and freediving The Seac Ghost Jacket for men is made ...
View full detailsJust like the wetsuits for scuba diving, freediving and spearfishing suits come in either one or two-piece design. Both freedivers and spearfishermen usually prefer two-piece suits, because they provide more mobility and some additional warmth at the core. Many spearfishing specific suits also have an added loading pad on the chest, as well as some knee pads.
As for the material options, you can select between closed-cell neoprene, open-cell neoprene, and Lycra. Closed-cell neoprene suits are very popular thanks to their durability and affordable price. However, they are also somewhat constrictive and less efficient at insulating. Open-cell neoprene wetsuits are much softer and more flexible than closed cell suits. They also have greater insulating efficiency and provide an excellent range of motion. The downside is that open-cell suits are generally more fragile. Lycra suits or, as they are also called, skins are only useful in very warm water as they do not provide any form of thermal protection. They do, however, shield the diver from the sun and stinging organisms. Some skins come with loading pads for protection when loading a speargun.
Finally, you need to consider the thickness of the wetsuit. Commonly, 1-1.5mm suits are used in warm water, 3-5mm are suitable for moderate water, whereas those who will dive in cold water need a 7mm plus wetsuit. Remember though, thicker suits decrease mobility, which is so important for freedivers and spearfishermen. You may want to choose a suit that utilizes a mixture of thicknesses in order to increase insulating ability without or with minimal impact on your freedom of movement in the water.