Bare Reactive and Evoke wetsuits with graphene technology - New!

Listen to this article Bare has unveiled the latest version of its Reactive and Evoke wetsuits. In both wetsuits, the creators have used graphene technology, which will allow you to dive longer. The Bare Reactive and Evokewet skaddles now contain graphene-carbon nanostructures that interact with the wearer’s body. In this way, they capture and reuse

ByJulia Lachowska

Published: November 19, 2021 - 09:00

Updated: July 22, 2023 - 23:38

Bare Reactive and Evoke wetsuits with graphene technology – New!

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Bare has unveiled the latest version of its Reactive and Evoke wetsuits. In both wetsuits, the creators have used graphene technology, which will allow you to dive longer.

The Bare Reactive and Evokewet skaddles now contain graphene-carbon nanostructures that interact with the wearer’s body. In this way, they capture and reuse heat energy to increase thermal comfort. As a result, the body cools down more slowly and a comfortable dive can last longer.

Thegraphene technology that the new Bare Reavtive and Evoke wetsuits have distributes the captured heat to key areas of the body. It thus provides additional comfort and warmth. It is worth mentioning that the Bare Reactive and Evoke wetsuits are made from environmentally friendly neoprene. The material is created from limestone with dyed fibres and a water-based adhesive.

Thenew Bare foams not only provide high thermal comfortThe new Bare foams not only provide high thermal comfort, but are also very flexible. This makes it easier to put on and take off the suit and makes it much more pleasant and comfortable to function in.

Bare Reactive and Evoke wetsuits are available in 3mm, 5mm and 7mmthick neoprene .

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Julia

My love for scuba diving started as a 12-year-old in the Canary Islands, at which time I took my first Open Water Diver course. This love for the blue turned into a huge passion that accompanies me to this day. Although blue is hard to come by in the Baltic, no conditions are terrible for me. In this sport, I find peace, patience, courage, focus, and balance. I have recently started to engage in underwater modeling and I am fulfilled with this.