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Men's Shorty Wetsuit Unused Large size

Men's Shorty Wetsuit Unused Large size

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Phantom Aquatics 2.5mm Marine Men's Shorty Wetsuit for Scuba Diving, Snorkeling,

  • ENHANCED FLEXIBILITY - Constructed with premium neoprene and nylon, this 2.5mm shorty wetsuit offers unrestricted movement for various water activities, ensuring maximum comfort and performance.

  • OPTIMAL CORE WARMTH - Designed to maintain your body temperature in cooler waters, this shorty wetsuit provides excellent thermal insulation, allowing you to stay comfortable during extended snorkeling or diving sessions.

  • INCREASED DURABILITY - Built with high-quality materials and reinforced seams, this wetsuit is designed to withstand the rigors of frequent use, providing long-lasting performance and reliability in various aquatic environments.

  • SNUG AND SECURE FIT - Featuring a back zipper closure, this wetsuit ensures a snug and secure fit, minimizing water entry and maximizing thermal efficiency, enhancing your overall comfort in the water.

  • QUICK-DRYING DESIGN - The combination of neoprene and nylon materials allows for quick drying, reducing discomfort and making it easy to pack and store your wetsuit after each use, perfect for travel.

  • VERSATILE PERFORMANCE - Ideal for snorkeling, scuba diving, and other water sports, this men's shorty wetsuit offers the perfect balance of flexibility, warmth, and durability, making it a must-have for any water enthusiast.

  • Reinforced shoulders resist BCD abrasion

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