Cressi Lontra wetsuit

There comes a time when our wetsuit starts showing the first signs of wear and tear. We have an interesting proposition for those who are thinking about changing their equipment or are wondering which wetsuit should be chosen so that it works perfectly in our dives.

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When choosing a wetsuit we are mainly guided by the comfort of putting it on, but the wetsuit should fit well to the body. Every wetsuit stretches a bit after a few dives. Today we will present a wetsuit that works great for diving in Polish cold waters and for long and deep dives.

The Lontra wetsuit from the manufacturer Cressi is very popular for good reason. The suit is made of high-quality 5 or 7 mm ultraspan neoprene, so diving in it gives pure pleasure and freedom of movement. The lining is padded on the inside with plush with thermal properties. Putting on and taking off is made easier by zippers on the legs and sleeves and a long tape on the back zipper. Additional tightness of the suit is guaranteed by silver cuffs on the wrists and ankles.

It has perforated foam at the elbow and knee joints, which gives tremendous freedom when bending the arms and legs. On the shoulders there is a strong, non-slip material which prevents the jackets from shifting and the suit from rubbing. Jacket with a cylinder will be more stable, and this primarily affects buoyancy. On the left hip there is a clip for the hood. So, when you get out of the water, you can hook the hood and not think about losing it.

Key features:

– flexible and comfortable ultraspan neoprene – neoprene thickness 5/7 mm
– cuff and leg seals
– reinforced shoulders and knees
– hood clip
– zip on the back
– high, adjustable neck flange with velcro
– nice and precise workmanship

A set consisting of a wetsuit, warming waistcoat and hood can be purchased for approx. 1550PLN. All elements are also available separately.

Source: cressi.it