jenth
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I was wondering what material this drysuit is made out of. I could only find that it's made out of "Quad Stretch Fabric", but I'm not familiar with what this actually is. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
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Quad Stretch Fabric is a highly durable stretchable fabric that is specially made. It is a woven nylon laminated into a highly stretchable urethane backing. The fabric gives you 70% more flexibility than a standard Trilaminate/Bilaminate. The biggest difference in this fabric is that it conforms incredibly well to your body at depth. You don’t feel nearly the squeeze you feel in a typical shell dry suit. It is also heat sealed instead of glued. All the seams on the suit are triple needled and heat sealed on a machine instead of being glued by a person.
Hope that helps...
Scott
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