7mm Velocity Ultra MD LG Tall Full, Mens, Black

PART#: 002188BLK-36 MLT

The BARE 7mm Velocity Ultra is a performance-driven wetsuit that features the

 Progressive full-stretch construction of the popular Velocity, with the advancement of

 Ultrawarmth Omnired Infrared Technology. Our greatest innovations in design and

 development together for longer, more comfortable dives.

Features and Benefits

Comfortable contoured 2mm Glideskin collar with 360 Velcro adjustment to reduce flushing

Velcro® adjustment on collar features a booklet style SUIT SAVER to stop snags and catches

Seamless underarms for superior comfort when worn on its own, with an additional wet layer or with a BCD

PROTEKT knee protection provides the next generation of abrasion and wear resistance
Heavy-duty ankle zippers for easy donning and doffing

Comfortable contoured Glideskin collar

Rolled Glideskin wrist and ankle seals

Flatseam construction throughout for stretch and comfort

Packaged with re-usable hanger and PLA Compostable/Recyclable Bag

2-YEAR WARRANTY

Technical Specifications

Material:

Omnired Infrared Technology in torso. Progressive full-stretch neoprene for exceptional stretch and overall performance.

Measure Yourself

not sure what size to order? No problem.

Visit Dive & Glide Scuba for measuring and in-store try-on to ensure the best fit.

Wear minimal clothing (ie. T-Shirt, shorts, bathing suit) at the time of measuring. All measurements must be taken with a soft tape measure pulled snug but not tight. Stand straight, looking forward with your feet flat on the floor. It is best to have help taking the measurements, in order to remain in the optimal measuring stance.

WEIGHT: As close as you can accurately

HEIGHT: From the top of your head to the floor

1. CHEST: Measure around the fullest part
2. WAIST:  Measure around the narrowest part
3. HIP: Measure around the fullest part
4. TORSO: Top of shoulder to crotch vertically
5. INSEAM: Measure from crotch to floor

WARNING! This product can expose you to Chloroprene, which is known to the state of California to cause cancer.