BARE Nex-Gen Pro Dry

PN: 011143

The BARE Nex-Gen is a back entry drysuit designed with a bilaminate material featuring a durable Polyurethane exterior. The suit boasts RF welded seams and a standard YKK Aquaseal® dry zipper, making it ideal for use in slightly contaminated waters where chemicals are present. The external material allows any dirt or sludge to be easily washed off with fresh water after diving. The Nex-Gen Drysuit offers exceptional protection and durability, making it a reliable choice for divers operating in chemically contaminated environments. With various customizable options and rigorous certifications, it ensures safety and functionality for professional and recreational use.

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: 2XLS / XS / 3XL / ML / MLS / MLT / LS / LT / MT / XLS / XLT / S / M / L / XL / 2XL
: Black
: Mens
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    Specs

    Features:

    • Material: Bilaminate with Polyurethane exterior
    • Seams: RF welded for maximum durability
    • Zipper: Standard YKK Aquaseal® dry zipper, RF welded
    • Ideal Use: Slightly contaminated waters with chemical and body fluid presence

    Options Available:

    • Latex neck seal/latex hood combo
    • Cuff-rings
    • Neck ring
    • Brass Zipper instead of plastic
    • Full rubber boots for surface use
    • Full rubber boots for underwater diving
    • Hip pockets

    Certification and Testing:

    • Tested by a CE approved laboratory
    • Certified as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    • Achieved highest level (Class 6) for resistance to permeation of chemicals
    • Complies with EU norms: EN 16523-1:2015-04 and EN 6529:2003-01A
    • Meets EN 1422502:2019 standards in full applicable scope
    • Nex-Gen Material complies with DIN EN 14126:2004-01A
    • Standard refers to clothing for protection against contact with blood and body fluids
    • Scope of the Standard is the determination of resistance of protective clothing materials to penetration by blood-borne pathogens