Zach StovallIf you regularly dive in water that’s colder than about 65 degrees F, it’s time to invest in a drysuit.
Zach StovallHollis Men’s BTR-500
Lightweight yet durable, this trilam suit comes with two zippered cargo pockets and 5 mm neoprene soft socks. The neck seal is backed by an adjustable neoprene warm collar.
$1,499.95; Hollis
Zach StovallBare Women’s X-Mission
This trilam suit is not only perfect for cold-water diving, it’s also loaded with features tec and cave divers will love. Boots are attached, and the bellowed cargo pockets are extra roomy.
$2,800.95; BARE
Zach StovallSeac WarmDry
This high-density 4 mm neoprene drysuit has thermal properties, so you can dispense with thick undergarments. It comes with semirigid boots and an oversize cargo pocket.
$1,200; Seac
For more on beating the chills while scuba diving, check out our training column.
