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Pinnacle Breaker 3mm Jumpsuit Men's, Black/Marine Blue is built to withstand all the rigors of aggressive diving in the most demanding of warm water conditions. The Breaker employs many features normally only found in high-end cold water suits. A full 3mm throughout the suit, the Breaker adds significant warmth over most tropical suits.
Neo Sport by Henderson 3/2mm Vented Bib Hood has a thinner, oversized bib made to tuck easily into wetsuits for a good seal and an its overall anatomical shape helps eliminate sags and air pockets. The face seal can be trimmed to precisely match unique facial contours while an integrated vent allows bubbles to escape through the top of the hood without promoting water exchange.
Blue Reef 3mm Men's Glove with Velcro Band has Thermo-Flex high-stretch neoprene for maximum comfort and warmth, 5- curved fingers to minimize hand fatigue and Rubberized coating for protection & added grip.
Blue Reef 3mm neoprene Dive Slipper is a mid-cut boot giving good ankle protection when wearing fins.
Body Rag Towel 33 1/4" x 13" Basically, it is a multi-functional product that is highly durable and really works! When used wet, it coolsthe body; when used dry, it dries off anything wet after a sudden shower. The Body Rag towel has a waffle texture on one side for cooling and a smooth texture on the reverse side for fast absorption Super wetsuit Hanger, this sturdy non-corroding hanger will hold heavy wet suits and dry suits so that they can dry properly for the next dive. It keeps them off the floor to prevent damage.
Mcnett Wet Suit Shampoo 8 oz Keep your suit fresh and clean with Mcnett's Wet Suit Shampoo. Mcnett Wet Suit Shampoo is specially made of ingredients not to harm your new wet suit, removes mineral deposits and body oils which helps prolong the life of your wet suit.
Comments about Pinnacle Pinnacle Breaker 3mm Jumpsuit Mens Package:
I thought this suit was great. I've done about 60 dives with it now and while is has certainly compressed and doesn't keep me as warm as it used to, I think it's closer to its advertised thickness now than it was when I first got it.
At the beginning, it's extremely warm, buoyant and can be quite difficult to put on. After about 10 dives with it, I started to use less and less weights, dropping to my usual weighting after about 20. At that point it was a lot easier to put on, but not quite as warm and cosy as in the beginning.
As yet, no tears or wearing-out and the kneepads in particular have taken quite a beating (without showing the signs though) from the reefs I was photographing this summer!