Dry Fashion SUP-Advance Drysuit - blue/black

• DFX3 Material: 3-layer system
• Highly breathable suit
• YKK zipper
• Adjustable waist with Velcro straps
• Pleasantly soft neoprene neck seal
• Neoprene wrist cuffs
• Latex ankle cuffs
• Extended back panel
  

Material

• Outer material: Robust nylon
• Middle layer: Microporous membrane
• Inner material: Soft polyester tricot

THE DRYSUIT

Rinse with fresh water after each use; do not machine wash; do not use detergent, bleach, or fabric softener. Let the drysuit dry on the inside first, then the outside.

THE CUFFS

The cuffs of every Dry Fashion suit are made from the highest quality natural rubber (latex) or neoprene to ensure maximum freedom of movement and comfort. However, natural rubber is sensitive. All types of solvents and oils, especially suntan lotion, will damage the material. Therefore, ensure that the cuffs do not come into contact with these substances. Heat, cold, and UV rays can also degrade the material. Similarly, pressing, folding, or crumpling can lead to cracks in the material.

Important: When putting on the suit, it is essential to ensure that no sharp objects (rings, watches, bracelets) come into contact with the cuffs. Also, when pulling on the cuffs, use both hands to stretch the opening to avoid uneven stress. After each use, the cuffs should be cleaned with fresh water and treated frequently with Dry Fashion care spray. For storage, keep the suit wrinkle-free, preferably hanging, in a place not below 10°C and not above 25°C. For long-term storage, tuck the cuffs into the arm and leg openings.

The arm and leg cuffs have a large contact surface to achieve maximum water tightness. Therefore, the arm and leg cuffs should not be trimmed. Cuffs must fit tightly and may take some getting used to. Only the latex neck seal, which has a conical shape, can be widened by cutting along the marked rings; it is best to use a sharp utility knife for this.

THE ZIPPER

If possible, apply the included care product to the zipper's upper end stop (the dock where the zipper closes) just before use and open and close the fastener several times. Never force the zipper open or closed. In case of malfunctions, open the zipper again and check the chain links for debris (small hairs, fibers, etc.) and remove them. Only pull the zipper in the direction of the chain, as lateral stress could cause the chain links to bend or the zipper slider to pop off. The zipper should be cleaned frequently. Use a soft brush and clean tap water for cleaning. Do not use solvents. Avoid scratching or scraping with pointed or sharp objects at all costs. Keep the zipper closed after use. Crumpling the suit can lead to damage to the zipper. Therefore, always ensure that the zipper is closed, lies flat without kinks, and is not subjected to pressure from objects placed on top of it.