Specs & Features
| Thickness | 7 mm |
|---|---|
| Suitable for | 45 – 60 degrees Fahrenheit / 7 to 15.5 degrees Celsius |
| Zip | Back |
| Seams | Glued and blind-stitched |
| Designed for | Men |
| Available sizes | S to 6XL |
| Color | Black/blue |
Henderson Thermoprene 7mm Men’s Cold Weather Wetsuit Review
Summer Worsley
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Torben Lonne
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Thermoprene is another neoprene that has more stretch than the standard. Its contoured design coupled with a higher grade of neoprene ensures water exchange is kept to a minimum while retaining maximum heat. The exterior lining stands up well to the friction caused by weight belts and BCD straps. Lycra-trimmed cuffs, an adjustable collar, and a spine pad all come as standard. A wide selection of sizes means there is a Henderson Thermoprene 7mm Jumpsuit to fit all male divers.
A wide selection of sizes means there is a Henderson Thermoprene 7mm Jumpsuit to fit all male divers.
About this review
To help you find a Cold Weather Wetsuit that will fit your needs, we’ve tested, researched, and reviewed the best ones available today.
We test both in the water, diving in various conditions - and in our lab - so we can give you accurate answers on quality, performance, and the overall value.
Read about our test of Cold Weather Wetsuits
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Things we like:
- Great range of sizes.
- Spinal pad.
- Value for money.
Things we don't like:
- Feels bulky when on the surface but is more comfortable at depth.
- If the flap is not secured over the zip, water will seep in.
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