Seasoft 6mm Ti Pro Dry Suit Hood

Description

The Seasoft Pro Ti 6 Dry Suit Hood use 6 mm neoprene with glued and sewn seams for strength and durability. The 6mm material is going to naturally fit and stretch around your head better. This means that no matter how deep you go, they are still their original thickness and working to keep you warm! This seam, found in almost all hoods today, can cause jaw fatigue. There are also two very small holes for air to escape from the inside crown of the hood in case air enters your hood with a thin baffle built over the holes to prevent water from entering. The 6mm material is going to naturally fit and stretch around your head better. The Seasoft Pro Ti 6 Dry Suit Hood use 6 mm neoprene with glued and sewn seams for strength and durability. Seasoft does not believe that a hood is the place to go cheap. The Seasoft Titanium Pro Dry Suit Hood has 4 different types of nylon-2 neoprene including compressed neoprene for the back-3 panels of the hood. When diving, the deeper a diver goes the colder it generally gets and with increasing pressure, a typical neoprene hood gets thinner. And, when you consider that 35% of heat loss is from the head area, it seems like this would be a place to make sure you are adequately-protected to ensure warmth and comfort. The seam is there because it is less expensive to make a hood from just two halves. You will not find any seams down the middle of the chin either. The Hood is available in multiple sizes and is black in color.

Key Features

• There are also two very small holes for air to escape from the inside crown of the hood in case air enters your hood with a thin baffle built over the holes to prevent water from entering.
• The Seasoft Pro Ti 6 Dry Suit Hood use 6 mm neoprene with glued and sewn seams for strength and durability.
• The 6mm material is going to naturally fit and stretch around your head better.
• The Seasoft Titanium Pro Dry Suit Hood has 4 different types of nylon-2 neoprene including compressed neoprene for the back-3 panels of the hood.
• If the temperature is getting colder and your hood is getting thinner, you're going to get cold.
• When diving, the deeper a diver goes the colder it generally gets and with increasing pressure, a typical neoprene hood gets thinner.