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The Gill Dinghy dry suit is a pretty good choice for kayaking in severe weather conditions and offers pretty complete protection against cold water. The Gill Dinghy kayak dry suit features in-built adjustable braces and a premarked collar and cuffs. Also, the fit adjusts to your body, helping to prevent water from entering the suit, but it’s not made for rolling.
The Gill Dinghy kayak drysuit is made with high quality neoprene that is breathable and robust. It’s a great choice for sailing in severe weather conditions as the new 4-layer design offers exceptional protection against the water.
This kayak drysuit features built-in adjustable braces and pre marked glideskin collar and cuffs and the fit adjusts to your body helping to prevent water from entering the suit. The outer nylon layer is reinforced with a polyester PU coated overlay, complemented by reinforced knees and seat for increased durability. The Gill Dinghy kayak drysuit doesn’t provide the user with a relief zip meaning that the suit might not be suitable for long kayaking sessions.
Things we like:
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Customizable fit -
Extremely comfortable
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Durable fabric socks
Things we don't like:
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Difficult to put on -
Only one pocket
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No relief zip
- High-quality neoprene
- Durable 4 layer fabric
- Waterproof and breathable
- YKK Aquaseal zips
- Sliding leather collar and cuff seals
- Inbuild adjustable braces
- Low profile cargo pocket on thigh
- Reinforced knees and seat region
Things we like:
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Customizable fit
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Extremely comfortable
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Durable fabric socks
Things we don't like:
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Difficult to put on
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Only one pocket
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No relief zip
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