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The most sophisticated, high-performance suit Henderson makes, the Insta Dry has outstanding thermal qualities. Its top-of-the-line neoprene doesn't suffer from compression at depth, yet does slowly conform to the unique shape of the diver's body so that after several dives it begins to fit more like a custom suit. This full jumpsuit also boasts an anti-microbial interior that promotes suit-to-skin contact for a full-body seal, yet won't hold the little nasties that cause funky wetsuit smells. Neo Skin seals at the cuffs and an adjustable collar also protect against water exchange. After the dive, this suit sheds water quickly and is dry, ready for the next adventure in minutes.
Introducing Henderson's Insta Dry Technology
Outer Skin:
Hydrophobic "High Carbon" Micro Mesh neoprene provides durability, and a non-pillng and non absorbent exterior that sheds water fast and dries in minutes.
Fiber Core
A four way stretch synthetic fabric core which provides strength and internal support for all stitching while safe quarding against hyper extension of the exothermic exterior.
Inner Skin
Henderson's BLACK GOLD TECHNOLOGY provides a fast drying, anti microbial, slip skin interior that slides on easily, seals out cold water while locking in core body warmth.
Seam Cunstruction
All seams are glued, high temperature glue which will not reactivate in extreme temperature environments. seams are constructed using a blind stitch which helps prevent water entry into the suit through the seam areas. A special bonded thread helps prevent pilling and seam snags.
from East Brunswick, NJ on 9/3/2008
Comments about Henderson Henderson Insta Dry Women's 5mm Jumpsuit:
Very nice suit, warmer then I thought it would be for diving in NJ. Am quite pleased!
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from Cleveland, Ohio on 2/10/2008
Comments about Henderson Henderson Insta Dry Women's 5mm Jumpsuit:
My Insta-Dry has less than 60 dives on it, and I will not be using it again. Unless both you and the suit are VERY wet, it is impossible to get on and off, making suiting up stressful (and embarrassing). On my most recent trip to Bonaire, I literally had to get into the water to put the suit on. The seams ripped, and I have returned the suit twice because the kneepads fell off. Very poor construction. It kept me warmer than My Titanium Hyperstretch, but letting water into the suit to put it on defeats the purpose (and makes you cold)!