Hood
We’ve used a softer material on the tabs to avoid the “cladding” effect during descents.
Fragile lining
Split neoprene is a fragile material. It is advisable to wet this diving suit first, preferably with soapy water, and then to put it on with the greatest care.
Your nails can damage the inside of your diving suit, if you do not put it on/take it off correctly. If a snag or tear appears in the diving suit, it must be repaired with neoprene glue.
Audible warning
Built-in whistle in a pocket for emergency signalling
Reinforcements
The jacket has reinforcements (padding) on the torso making it easier to position the loading butt of the speargun.
The elbows and forearms are also reinforced with Supratex.
Fastening
This spearfishing jacket has a double-clip crotch fastener (beaver tail with double clip clasp). The beaver tail shape gives you improved comfort when using the “relief” opening.
Stitch bonded assembly
First, the neoprene is bonded, and then stitched for maximum resistance to abrasion. A specific stitch is used: the needle does not pass completely through the neoprene to prevent water from entering the jacket when diving.
