Scuba Force Dry Suits; Proper Use And Function Of A Dry Suit; Selection And Adjustment Of A Dry Suit - Scuba Force EXPLORER NST Owner's Manual

DRY SUIT OWNER MANUAL

SCUBA FORCE Dry suits

Intended use and function of a drysuit
SCUBA FORCE dry suits are laminate dry suits and provide minimal thermal
insulation. The dry suits are designed to be worn in combination with insulated
underwear as well as with head and hand protection. The laminate drysuit provides a
dry layer of air around the covered areas of the body. A similar example is a
raincoat. Like a raincoat, the raincoat keeps you dry and what you wear underneath
keeps you warm. This approach offers you a versatile dry suit that can be used in
many diving conditions, with the cold protection and accessories tailored to your
personal needs.
Selection and adaptation of a dry suit
SCUBA FORCE produces and sells various sizes of dry suits that fit a large
percentage of the population by default. Special production sizes are available for
those who do not fit the conventional sizes.
When choosing the size of a dry suit, start with the size chart for the dry suit type.
The given size represents the starting point. To find the right size, put on the
maximum amount of cold protection / diving clothing you intend to use. See SCUBA
FORCE Thermal Guidelines for the right choice of diving gear.
The table below will help you choose the right size. Your authorized SCUBA FORCE
dealer will assist you in choosing the right size.
Manual Version DS2019-1
WARNING
Diving in a chemically, biologically or radioactively
contaminated environment is extremely dangerous.
SCUBA FORCE drysuits are NOT suitable for use in
such environments.
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