SEACSUB Moon Apnea Wetsuit S
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- Product Code:
- 114444835
584 GEL
Properties
Features
- Color
- Blue
Other features
- Brand
- SEACSUB
Weight & dimensions
- Size
- S
Description
Seac blue moon, diving and apnea wetsuit, two pieces, camo blue.
Two-pieces.
Wetsuit in ultra stretchy fabric (85% polyester.
15% spandex).
Perfect to be worn.
Over your black wetsuit to add a camouflage effect or alone when spearfishing in warm water.
Pu-print protection on knees and a melco tape loader pad on the chest the jacket.
Has an integrated hood and a velcro strap closure the overpants remain firmly in place thanks to the stirrups.
Exclusive seac scale camouflage.
Seac blue moon is a two-pieces wetsuit.
Made of ultra-stretchy fabric.
(85% polyester.
15% spandex) , perfect to be worn over your black wetsuit to add a camouflage effect or alone when.
Spearfishing in warm water.
Extremely.
Easy to wear, seac blue moon.
Has pu-print protection on knees and a melco tape loader pad on the chest.
Exclusive seac scale camouflage the jacket has an integrated hood and a velcro strap closure the overpants remain firmly in place thanks to the stirrups.
Two-pieces.
Wetsuit in ultra stretchy fabric (85% polyester.
15% spandex).
Perfect to be worn.
Over your black wetsuit to add a camouflage effect or alone when spearfishing in warm water.
Pu-print protection on knees and a melco tape loader pad on the chest the jacket.
Has an integrated hood and a velcro strap closure the overpants remain firmly in place thanks to the stirrups.
Exclusive seac scale camouflage.
Seac blue moon is a two-pieces wetsuit.
Made of ultra-stretchy fabric.
(85% polyester.
15% spandex) , perfect to be worn over your black wetsuit to add a camouflage effect or alone when.
Spearfishing in warm water.
Extremely.
Easy to wear, seac blue moon.
Has pu-print protection on knees and a melco tape loader pad on the chest.
Exclusive seac scale camouflage the jacket has an integrated hood and a velcro strap closure the overpants remain firmly in place thanks to the stirrups.
