$499.95 $339 save 32%
Available in store only. Call 1800 820 820 or visit either Sydney dive centre.
A wetsuit with unbeatable comfort
The Mares Flexa 8.6.5 Wetsuit is a suit, that marries the very best of both heat conservation and flexibility. Extremely soft internal layer in the chest area to keep the upper part of the body warm. Thermo Plush is durable and dries fast.
For additional comfort, the suit has ergonomically shaped neoprene cushion between back and tank support for improved wearing comfort and extra warmth in a zone which is usually cold sensitive.
So you don't misplace your hood, the Mares Flexa comes with an Integrated retaining ring to hold your hood.
Mares Womens Flexa 8.6.5 Wetsuit Features:
- The ultimate expression of trilastic material design
- Varied thicknesses strategically placed in different areas of the body
- New soft ergonomic custom closure
- Back and shoulders comfort system: an additional layer of neoprene stitched in the back for added comfort and protection
- Front zip with smooth neoprene flap for greater comfort and isolation
- Integrated buckle on the leg for hood attachment or attachment of the dedicated smart pocket (sold separately)
- Instrument grips on both wrists
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- Made entirely of ultrastretch neoprene
- Pre-shaped and custom cut to fit the female body
- BPS, an additional layer of neoprene on the back for maximum protection
The Flexa suits are the result of an effort meant to obtain the widest variety of combination of steamer, shorty, and vest with only 5 items. The steamers are available in three thickness families: for cold water the 8.6.5, for temperate water the 5.4.3, for warm water the 3.2.2. No detail has been overlooked: front silver zipper with customized closure, zipper pull with integrated whistle, and the exclusive Back Protection System, an additional layer of neoprene on the inside of the rear panel of the suit. Two advantages result from this: a higher thermal insulation (total thickness in the area is 10mm) and a cushioning effect in the area where the tank rests against the diver's back for more comfort and support.
