SEAL Drysuit brand, info

[gdxopc]

Everybody claims to build excellent quality. That does not proof anything. The cut looks rather bulky when I look at this photo. Kevlar/aramid makes a suit rather stiff. It might be ok for overhead but for open water? gdxopc never mentioned what he needed the suit for, did he?
An Avatar suit, for instance, would be ok in open water but I would never expect it to last as long as a Santi/Rofos/Ursuit/Bare (to name a few) because of the material and the way the seams are sealed.
Ursuit, for instance, make very robust suits but their cut is, at least for me, horrible. Much too bulky.

Best wishes Jens

Talked today with my local dive/training center (Norway). Although they can service and repair any brand they all dive in ROFOS. Santi is way overpriced (they also sell Santi and other brands). Unlike the main same same brands, which buy the material from different OEM suppliers (lot's from China), ROFOS produces their own materials (all made in Italy) and also use Kevlar/advanced materials and they do tailor made too. I will order a ROFOS and see how it goes.

 

[Jason Brunson]

Hi!! Any info on the SEAL Drysuit brand? SEAL Drysuits

It’s an awesome drysuit, has everything you could ask for, and is streamlined in its design. Just make sure you take good measurements. Add an inch or two in the leg length. Crotch runs tight I noticed

 

[Jason Brunson]

Hi!! Any info on the SEAL Drysuit brand? SEAL Drysuits

They are awesome drysuits. Cheaper than the leading brands, and with more features