Kokatat Hydrus 3L Meridian Dry Suit - Men's

$ 895.00

Score By Feature

Based on 5 ratings

Satisfaction

9.15

Giftable

9.51

Value for money

9.05

Packaging

9.55

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Product Description

It is made from the following material It's layer 2)

The neck is made of the following materials

A splash collar is a collar that appears on the body. The LaTeX file

The cuff is made from the following material

A cuff gasket is as follows The LaTeX file

Questions & Answers

My height is 6'2", my weight is 200 lbs, and my shoe size is 11-1/2 Is an XL the best option for me?

Adding up your girth is the most important measurement for these suits, which is as Kokatat describes, "For the entire length of the body.". At the base of the neck and on top of the shoulder, attach the tape. You should run the tape down the front, up the crotch, and over to the shoulder to mark the starting point. The final measurement should be made on the backside of the garment" The XL has a girth measurement of 72-83 cm.

In a medium, how big should the socks be?

While I can't exactly say there's room, I wear a size 11 and there are still a few pieces left. This is equivalent to 5 American dollars.

For this to fit snugly, how big do you have to make your wrists and neck?

As for the wrists, they are standard. The next one is designed to fit snugly and can be trimmed if needed.

Can you tell me the sock size on the large drysuit for men?

In Kokatat's listing, the Men's size Large comes with Medium socks and a shoe size of 9- 10.

Selected User Reviews For Kokatat Hydrus 3L Meridian Dry Suit - Men's

At 31 degrees, there is ice on the kayak that was left over Despite the suit's shortcomings, it did its job well

5/5

The neck gasket did not stretch far enough, so I had to trim My ears were dry after I was submerged up to my neck in water. In addition, it's a fantastic way to burp your There is a little difficulty in pulling the zipper alone from the front. This was done on a1/4 x 2 ft piece of paper. Using a loop cord with a small carabiner on the zipper, the left hand held the suit at the shoulder until the zipper was even and smooth, and the right hand pulled the zipper smoothly. Spring is already on my mind.